Features

• Tabs for web parts
  Group the web parts on a page into tabs. Visitors see one tab at a time instead of scrolling through the whole page.
• Custom tab names
  Give each tab any name, for example “File operations” or “AD users”, so users know what a tab contains before they open it.
• Default tab
  When you add Virto Tab Navigation to a page, the web part creates the first tab, Default tab, so you can start placing web parts right away.
• Any number of tabs
  Create as many tabs as you need. The web part always keeps at least one tab.
• Several web parts per tab
  Put one or more web parts on each tab. Pick them from the current web part zone or from the whole page.
• One tab per web part
  Each web part on the page can be placed on one tab only, so a web part never shows up on two tabs at once.
• Adjustable tab order
  Drag tabs into the order you need in the web part settings.
• Several Tab Navigation web parts on a page
  Each Virto Tab Navigation web part on a page keeps its own set of tabs.
• Changes applied on Save
  Tab changes are written to the page only when you save them, so you can prepare several changes at once.
• Classic and modern pages
  Use the classic web part on classic pages and the modern web part on modern pages.
• SharePoint permissions
  Virto Tab Navigation has no permission settings of its own. Access to the page and to the web parts on its tabs is controlled by SharePoint.
• Languages
  The settings panel, messages and the classic web part labels are shown in English, German, French or Russian, following the language of the site. See Licensing and languages.

A Virto Tab Navigation web part can’t be placed on a tab of another Virto Tab Navigation web part, so tabs can’t be nested. Virto Tab Navigation doesn’t support custom styling: tabs use the built-in design.

For step-by-step instructions, see Configuring tabs.