Your issue might be due to incorrect linking or JavaScript conflicts when using buttons with IDs for tab navigation in Webflow.
1. Check Button IDs
- Inspect each button to ensure they have the correct IDs.
- Ensure each ID corresponds with the tab content you want to display.
2. Verify Button Action
- Check that buttons are correctly configured to navigate between tabs.
- Use custom code or Webflow’s built-in interactions to trigger tab changes.
3. Examine Custom Code
- If using custom JavaScript, make sure it properly targets the tab elements.
- Ensure your code is placed in the correct section of the Webflow dashboard, either in the page settings or site-wide settings.
4. Inspect for JavaScript Conflicts
- Test if other scripts might be interfering with tab navigation.
- Temporarily disable other scripts to see if the tab functionality works when isolated.
5. Confirm Tab Component Settings
- Double-check Webflow's tab settings to ensure the structure isn’t disrupted.
- Make sure tab links are properly connected to their respective tab panes.
6. Test in Different Browsers
- Try opening your site in multiple browsers to check if the issue persists.
- A browser-extension conflict might be the cause.
Summary
Ensure buttons with IDs are configured correctly, verify any custom code, and confirm there are no JavaScript conflicts. Checking these areas will help resolve the navigation issue between tabs.