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Hi planetboris
I hope you are fine.
In the advanced tab, you can use custom ID for targeting individual tabs, check the screencast, https://d.pr/v/Q4uItk
Thanks & regards
That is excellent, that will also help with some other elements that require a similar solution. Thank you very much for helping me solve this. Wish you and your team a super day! Cheers
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This reply was modified 3 months, 4 weeks ago by
planetboris.
Hi planetboris,
Greetings.
We haven’t received any updates from you since then. Could you please let us know the update?
Thank you
Hi Ashikur, thanks for the follow up but I believe you missed my previous message. Please review this message thread. Cheers
Hi planetboris,
We’re glad to hear that everything is working properly. We’re closing this ticket. You’re always welcome to reopen the topic again if you face any issues.
Thank you.
Hi Ashikur, I was able to implement the CSS ID with my code to enable change on hover. But I can’t get the correct code to work once the tab is active. What would the code be for making a change once a particular tab is active? I can set the code for change on hover, which works great, [ :hover ] but I can’t get the right code to make changes to the tab once it is active. Hope you can help. Thanks
Hi planetboris,
Greetings.
You can utilize the [:active] for the particular tab when it’s in an active state. Additionally, we also have the option to style CSS changes for hover and active states. Please take a look at the demonstration here: https://d.pr/v/20KTwy.
Please check and feel free to correct us with additional information if we have misunderstood your query.
Thank you.
Hi Ashikur, thanks for the demo but I already know how those features work, I have been working with Advanced Tabs since 3 years. My question was about what css to use for the active tab. I know for hover you can use :hover, but I don’t know what syntax to use for active tab. Is it simply placing ” :active ” in front of the selector?
Hi planetboris,
Greetings. Sorry for not getting back to you sooner.
You can utilize the CSS selector for ‘active’ just like you used for ‘hover’. For example, please have a look at the following:
a.ex2:hover, a.ex2:active {
font-size: 150%;
}
Hope it might help you out.
Thank you.
Ok great, really appreciate, thanks very much. Will keep you posted once I have a chance to implement this
Hi, here is some feedback regarding the code implementation. I tried using the following CSS with the ID for the first tab: “#1:active {filter: contrast(1.75);}” The effect does indeed happen, as soon as I click the tab, but the effect is not sustained, it only appears quickly at the moment that you click, but then the effect quickly disappears, even though that tab is now active.
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This reply was modified 3 months, 2 weeks ago by planetboris.
Hi planetboris,
Greetings. Sorry for not getting back to you sooner.
Could you please share your page URL with us? Additionally, please clarify what you intended to achieve when the tab is in the active state? This will enable us to review it thoroughly from our end and provide you with the assistance you require.
Thanks!
Hi Ashikur, I discovered that the code I was provided was not entirely accurate for my case. Finally I was able to get it to work by replacing the semi-colon with a period. I believe it is because of the use of ID and not class:
#ID.active{
filter:saturate(2)contrast(120%);
}
Have a great day, cheers!
