Adaptive tabs for the site

In modern times, adaptability is of great importance, as more and more users use various gadgets for Internet use, and often visit various sites and web resources from phones or tablets, as it is very convenient, the gadget is always with you as opposed to personal Computer.

In this regard, most webmasters re-design their sites specifically for adaptive or rubber layout, so that their site looks the same on any device.

So, today we'll talk about adaptability a bit, and try to make adaptive tabs for our site, which will look perfect on any device.

In today's article, I would like to introduce you to the interesting possibility of creating a compact form of the tab block, and using CSS markup and JS code.

When creating our block of adaptive tabs, we will try not to use anything superfluous and cumbersome, and we will do everything with a minimal code set, while your tabs will have a very attractive look and you will have a beautiful modern and adaptive tab block on your site that fits perfectly In any page of your site, whether it be a separate page, a sidebar or a pop-up window, your tabs will look perfect on any of the sections of the site.

Creating tabs and using them on your website is very useful and convenient, since it allows you to place a maximum of information on one page of the site and not greatly stretch the page itself.

Well, for a short introduction, write now let's get down to the task itself, and create our own tabs for the site.

An example of how the created tabs look like you can see on the photo below:

Adaptive tabs for the site

Well, or you can see a live example of the tabs on our website:

You can download the ready-made source of the tab script from the button above, and below, we'll sort out the script and add it to your site a little.

Point one HTML:

The first thing we do is connect js scripts to our page, connect them at the very beginning of the site, recommended before the body tag.

Note: If you already have jQuery on your site, then you do not need to connect it for the second time, as this can cause a conflict of scripts, which will result in the inability of the created tabs, and in general JS scripts on your site.

Next, we add to the html page a block with the markup of our tabs:

Point two CSS:

When creating tabs, we will use media requests in CSS that will allow us to position the tabs from horizontal to vertical and vice versa. Since we adopted the first mobile approach, the element has the definition: auto to hide part of the unordered list - the width of which is higher.
Also, we used -webkit to scroll: the touchscreen has a smooth scrolling that applies to the element:

In the end, we have the perfect tabs that will give a new look to your site, and help save a huge amount of its space.

We will be glad if this article will be useful to you!