Yes, you can definitely create vertical tabs in Webflow. Here's a step-by-step guide on how you can achieve this:
1. Start by inserting a div block onto your webpage where you want the vertical tabs to be placed.
2. Inside the div block, add a collection list or a collection list wrapper. This will allow you to create multiple tabs easily.
3. Customize the style of the collection list or collection list wrapper to match your design requirements. For example, you can set the width and height, adjust margins and paddings, and set a background color.
4. Within the collection list, add a link block for each tab you want to create. You can set the layout of these link blocks as vertical by changing the display property to "flex" and the flex direction to "column". This will make the link blocks stack on top of each other.
5. Customize the style of the link blocks by setting a background color, text color, typography, and any other design elements you desire. You can also add interactions or hover effects to enhance the user experience.
6. Inside each link block, add the content that you want to display when the corresponding tab is clicked. You can use other div blocks, text elements, images, or any other elements to build the content.
7. Apply interactions to make the vertical tabs functional. You can use the built-in Webflow interactions or create custom interactions using triggers and animations. For example, you can create a click interaction that hides all content sections and shows the content within the clicked tab.
8. Finally, preview and test your vertical tabs to ensure they work as expected. You can adjust the design, positioning, and content of each tab as needed.
By following these steps, you can create vertical tabs in Webflow that provide a clean and organized way to display content on your website.