I am using a tabbed shortcode and have 4 tabs sections on a web page. Each tab contains text and links. If for example, the user selects the 3rd tab, then on that section clicks a link. The user is taken to the linked page. Once the user clicks the back arrow, instead of the user being returned to the 3rd tab, the 1st tab is made active and the user is returned to it. Is there builtin features, that mark the active tab before navigating to a link, such that upon clicking the back arrow the user is returned to the tab that the user originally was at. In this example the 3rd tab. If it is in the documentation, I seemed to have missed it. Please point it out for me.
I am using a tabbed shortcode and have 4 tabs sections on a web page. Each tab contains text and links. If for example, the user selects the 3rd tab, then on that section clicks a link. The user is taken to the linked page. Once the user clicks the back arrow, instead of the user being returned to the 3rd tab, the 1st tab is made active and the user is returned to it. Is there builtin features, that mark the active tab before navigating to a link, such that upon clicking the back arrow the user is returned to the tab that the user originally was at. In this example the 3rd tab. If it is in the documentation, I seemed to have missed it. Please point it out for me.
Hi there,
The tabbed element does not have that feature and the tabs cannot be linked to the browser's navigation.
Cheers.
Hey Again,
The links are generated by the titles like this : http://pasquales.bestwebsitesinwv.com/menu/?tab=dinner . For complex titls with special characters you will have to write the encoded url using the Browser Console window: http://prntscr.com/h7s3k2 .
http://pasquales.bestwebsitesinwv.com/menu/?tab=Wine%20%26%20Beer .
Be.st
ThemeNectar Support Team