Tab Navigation with Smooth Horizontal Sliding Using jQuery In this tutorial I'll show you how to create a navigation menu that slides horizontally. It begins with a set of "tabs" on the right side of a containing element. When clicked, a tab slides to the left to reveal a group of links. Click the tab again, and it slides back. Download You can now download a .zip of complete, working demos featured in this post. The Styles For the navigation items, I used a simple unordered list wrapped in a <div class="nav">. Most of the relevant CSS here has to do with positioning the nav items. The wrapper's overflow declaration is significant, as it hides the list items when they're sticking out to the right, but the rest is "window dressing." Sliding the Nav With the nav looking the way I want it at its initial state, it's time to make it do something. For this basic behavior, everything can be done inside a click handler for the top-level links. The first thing to do is set a few variables. JavaScript: Notice the use of $(this). Give it a try: One at a Time
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