Well, drat! But the feature request stands because linking to tabbed content is important, whether it be in BS4 or BS5.
Here’s a sample page from my site:
Scroll to the bottom and look at Note #10. Click on the “UPS-47” link and note how it takes you up the page and opens the appropriate tab! The problem now though is that it takes you to the very top of that tab, so when you are on mobile, you see the topmost content of that tab, instead of the UPS-47 which is a bit lower down within the tab.
See Note #5 on that same page and click “318-16.” It takes you to the correct tab and opens the tab, which is wonderful, but you have to scroll down past two products before you can find the 318-16.
All said, we need the ability, in BS4 and BS5, to click a link that will (1) take us to the correct tab, (2) open the tab, and (3) scroll to anchored content within the tab. That is the feature request.
That is sort of my request, at least, as it pertains to linking to specific sections of tabbed content.
Seriously, I am shocked that no one else seems interested in linking to tabs and tabbed content.
Am I alone using tabs in Blocs? If not, I assume you folks are simply not linking to tabs, not because you don’t want to, but because you can’t. Hence, my feature request would benefit you too!
In Dreamweaver you drop a named anchor wherever you want it on your page.
The icon even looks like an anchor.
That becomes a scroll point for a link.
Hit the link and the page scrolls to that anchor point, no matter where it is on the page.
Right click on an images to open in finder or to modify in Photoshop or others…
And what about a real copy and paste: for example I copy a bloc or a bric in a page and I paste on another. It’s better than duplicate and more efficient.
And an ftp integration to avoid to use Transmit or Cyberduck…
Yes InStacks…we have scroll to a bloc, but that only takes you to the top of the Bloc.
With a named anchor, you could scroll to a point inside the Bloc. Useful if you have lots of content in a single Bloc and you want to pinpoint exactly where you want that link to end up.
Hope I am explaining this clearly?
