To create separate URL links for each tab in Webflow, you can make use of dynamic lists and conditional visibility settings. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:
1. Start by adding a Tab component to your Webflow project. Inside the Tab component, create the desired number of tabs and add content to each tab.
2. Select the first tab and navigate to the Settings panel on the right-hand side. Under the "ID attribute" field, assign a unique ID for each tab. For example, you can set the ID for the first tab as "tab-1", the second tab as "tab-2", and so on.
3. Next, go to the Navigator panel and select the entire Tab component. In the "Classes" panel, click on the "+" button to create a new combo class. Give it a meaningful name, such as "hide-tabs."
4. Now, you need to create the dynamic list that will generate the separate URL links for each tab. Add an HTML Embed element outside the Tab component and paste the following code inside it:
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5. Style the "tab-links" class in the Custom Code section of the Project Settings panel or using the built-in Webflow styling options.
6. Now, return to the Designer and select the Tab component. In the Settings panel, enable "Initial Appearance: Hidden" and apply the "hide-tabs" combo class.
7. With the Tab component still selected, navigate to the Style panel and scroll down to the Conditional Visibility section. Click on the "+" button to add a new condition. Set the condition to "Element ID" "is" "tab-1" (for the first tab). Then, select the "hide-tabs" combo class from the "Add class" dropdown. Repeat this step for each tab, changing the condition value accordingly.
By following these steps, you'll have separate URL links for each tab in Webflow. When a user clicks on one of the links, it will scroll to the corresponding tab, which becomes visible due to the conditional visibility settings.