How to achieve simple tab switching effect with CSS
This article will explain in detail how to achieve the simple tab switching effect of CSS. The editor thinks it is very practical, so I share it with you as a reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.
Page layout and style:
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.box {
Height:10em
Border:1pxsolid#ddd
Overflow:hidden
}
.list {
Line-height:10em
Background:#ddd
}
The container is set to overflow:hidden, and each list is as high as the container, which ensures that only one list is always displayed. When we click the button, such as the third button, we will change the anchor chain of the URL address to # three, thus triggering the anchor location where id is the third list of three, that is, changing the scrolling height of the container to align the upper edge of listing 3 with the upper edge of the scrolling container, thus achieving the tab effect.
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But this approach has some shortcomings:
First, the height of the container needs to be fixed
Second, anchor positioning will trigger the relocation of the form, that is, if the page can be scrolled, then clicking on the options page will also jump.
In order to change this situation, use the following ways. The page layout is:
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In this way, even if the page form has a scroll bar, in most cases, it will not jump. The principle is to insert an invisible input box into each list, and then the tab button becomes an element and is associated with the id of the input box through the for attribute, so that clicking the option button will trigger the focus behavior of the input box, trigger anchor positioning, and achieve tab switching effect.
However, the above technology can not be used in the actual project without the support of JavaScript, one is the selected effect of the tab button, and the other is to deal with the problem that some areas of the list will still jump when they are outside the browser.
The related processing is similar to the following, using the jQuery syntax:
$('label.click'). RemoveAttr (' for'). On ('click',function () {$(' .box') .scrollTop (xxx); 'xxx' represents a scrolling value
})
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