I have been learning Webflow with some created projects. I built this job board with job information on the site and added filters (Tab Pane) to it so that people can search for jobs based on social media, community management, etc. Now that I published the jobs aren’t showing but only categories (Tab Pane headers) are visible. Not sure what I did wrong. Attaching screenshot for reference. Can someone please help? Thanks,
This is from view (eye button in the editor, everything is working fine)
It’s hard to test since I can’t publish the site in read-only. Does the issue still happen on the published site when you give “Tabs” a width, like 900px just as an example to test?
Haven’t fixed the issue yet but there could be a problem with collection list. I removed tab panes to see if it works. But I believe the problem is collection list wrapper or collection list. Even if the tab panes are removed the published website doesn’t show the collection list.
Any idea how to make collection list basically the DB to be shown on the website?
I am still not sure why the info is not showing. I just quickly rebuilt a minimal structure showing you how I would build it. While I can’t test on a live site, if you set it up similar to this, everything should work for you. I believe it might have something to do with the locked width of your “container” but I am not sure.
Ah yeah, I didn’t even look at the interactions. This is just my opinion, but I like it better without the interaction at all.
The interaction you have now is telling the page to hide your job card elements. Then on mouse tap, show them. Well, if they are hidden, they can’t be tapped to show
If you want to have a similar effect, maybe do something like this:
The interaction process is a good way to expand your description of the job with additional details. If I’m not doing any interaction then it looks weird with a lot of content on the site.
I will see what I can do. Maybe I use separate div for tab panes with a different class or just remove the filters for time being and figure it out later.