Np! From what I can see, I believe the problem is that you put the "#" in the id names as well. Typically the # goes in the tab buttons not the ids because it's used to tell the link what to respond to if that makes sense. Just take out the # in the content id names and see if that works. If not, I'll gladly take another look at it :]
Alright I took another look at it and I found the issue. It turns out there were no proper end tags (</div>s) for each tab. I've gone through each one of them and fixed it up for you! If you plan on doing more of this in the future I recommend using CircleJourney's Code Editor. It's much easier to keep track of things like that when using it and it allows you to monitor progress on your code as you work on it! I will be sending the fixed code in the comments of your pasted one from earlier but for future reference, between each tab, there should always be an extra </div> to close off each "tab-pane" section. I apologize if it's a little confusing as I'm not sure how else to explain it but I hope it helps regardless :]
Ah I get it, it can be confusing at times but I'm sure you'll get the hang of it! I learned everything I know purely through trial and error. Happy to help!
Elithian
Coding Resources #3
https://toyhou.se/38770075.code-thing
I copy pasted it into here! thanks in advance. ive never coded from scratch before so i have no clue what im doing
3 months, 5 days ago
Np! From what I can see, I believe the problem is that you put the "#" in the id names as well. Typically the # goes in the tab buttons not the ids because it's used to tell the link what to respond to if that makes sense. Just take out the # in the content id names and see if that works. If not, I'll gladly take another look at it :]
3 months, 5 days ago
i changed the #s and its still not working :((
3 months, 5 days ago
Alright I took another look at it and I found the issue. It turns out there were no proper end tags (</div>s) for each tab. I've gone through each one of them and fixed it up for you! If you plan on doing more of this in the future I recommend using CircleJourney's Code Editor. It's much easier to keep track of things like that when using it and it allows you to monitor progress on your code as you work on it! I will be sending the fixed code in the comments of your pasted one from earlier but for future reference, between each tab, there should always be an extra </div> to close off each "tab-pane" section. I apologize if it's a little confusing as I'm not sure how else to explain it but I hope it helps regardless :]
3 months, 5 days ago
AH TYSM!!! i was using the circlejourney editor and was just having trouble figuring out what had gone wrong. i appreciate this!!
3 months, 5 days ago
Ah I get it, it can be confusing at times but I'm sure you'll get the hang of it! I learned everything I know purely through trial and error. Happy to help!
3 months, 5 days ago