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Adding the web part to a page

Once Virto Tab Navigation is installed, you can add it to a page on a site where it’s activated. Add it to the same page as the web parts you want to group into tabs.

Classic page

Open the page and click Edit. On a web part page, click Add a Web Part in the zone where you want the tabs to appear. On a wiki page, put the cursor where you want the tabs and select Insert > Web Part.

In Categories, select Virto Solutions. In Parts, select Virto Tabs Navigation and click Add.

Classic web part gallery with the Virto Solutions category and Virto Tabs Navigation selected

The web part appears on the page as Virto Tabs Navigation. While the page is in edit mode, it shows the message “Exit edit page mode to display Tabs”: the tabs themselves appear only after you leave edit mode.

Virto Tabs Navigation web part on a classic page in edit mode with the Exit edit page mode to display Tabs message

Click Save to save the page.

Modern page

Open the page and click Edit. Hover over the place where you want the web part, click +, and select Virto Tabs Navigation.

While the page is in edit mode, the web part shows the message “Exit edit page mode to display Tabs”. Click Publish to save the page.

Virto Tabs Navigation web part on a modern page in edit mode, with its toolbar and the Exit edit page mode to display Tabs message

Next step

The web part starts with one tab named Default tab (in the language of the site). To add more tabs and place web parts on them, see Configuring tabs.

Updated on October 21, 2026