Tabs in Adalo

Tabs in Adalo are a great way for users to navigate between data without the impression of going to a new screen in the app.
Note: this is separate from the Tab Bar component, which is used for overall app navigation.
In this tutorial, I'll show you how to:
- Set up screens to support tabs
- Link tabs to each other and back to another page
- Style active vs inactive tabs

[@shock1766]

well explained thank you!

[@keithspears4643]

Very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@amroosman4799]

THANKS!! so helpful. I wanted to do this way but i didn't want any transitions since it wouldn't feel like tabs like u said. I never realized there was a none transition option LOL

[@AzizKarakeev]

Thank you!

[@FedericoRuizVeglia]

Great ! Thanks

[@iraqired]

Thanks for sharing you technique, somehow similar to the same conclusion I got to. Still weird that Adalo doesn't have a solution out of the box though!

[@richarddaka4023]

awesome

[@ivanemili6294]

Thank you a lot! This really can help, but if I may ask please let me know if there is some tutorial how to create multiple tabs menu, like it is on AlliExpress, for example. It would be vertical and on the left side (if possible to float in from the left) and would have a similar function - when you select one tab it would became active, and on the right side it would show list of items directed with that tab. For shops that menu would have really lot of categories so you are right when you say that the method from your video wouldn't be appropriate for that... Thank you in advance for your reply! Best regards. Ivan

[@ivanemili6294]

p.s. To better explain what I mean, the Adalo platform and float-in menu with tools which comes in from the left is exactly what I mean, with just one more additional functionality which is the active tab to be differently marked.

[@milindlokare2462]

WoW