How to Open a Specific Elementor Tab or Toggle with a Simple Code Snippet

To open a specific Elementor tab or toggle can be a handy feature for user experience on your WordPress site. Imagine clicking a link that not only takes you to a particular page but also opens a specific tab or toggle. This functionality is not just convenient for navigation but also enhances user engagement. Let’s explore how to implement this using a simple code snippet.

Prerequisites

Please make sure you have the following installed and activated:

• Elementor

Instructions to Open a Specific Elementor Tab or Toggle

1. Navigate to the Elementor editor where you want to add the specific tab functionality.
2. Insert a tab or toggle widget and give your tabs/toggles a title.
   
3. Insert an HTML widget at the top of your page (or wherever you prefer).
   
4. Copy the necessary JavaScript code from Element How.
5. Paste this code into the HTML widget.
   
6. Click on your Tab or Accordion widget to edit it and assign unique CSS IDs to each tab in the ‘CSS ID’ field (e.g. tab1, tab2, tab3, tab4).
   
7. Create a link/button with the URL of your page followed by #tabID (replace tabID with the CSS ID of the desired tab).
   
8. Click on this link to ensure it navigates to and opens the specific tab.

Official Documentation

• Elementor Documentation

Open a Specific Elementor Tab or Toggle – Conclusion

This tutorial demonstrates how to enhance user navigation on your WordPress site using Elementor. By integrating a simple code snippet, you can create links that not only direct users to a specific page but also open a particular tab or accordion. This feature is invaluable for improving user experience and ensuring that your site visitors find exactly what they’re looking for with ease.