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Learn to create scrollable content within nav tabs using Bootstrap 4.6 with a detailed coding solution that ensures all contents are aligned correctly.
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How to Create Auto Scrollable Divs in Bootstrap 4.6 Nav Tabs

When designing web interfaces, correctly aligning content can sometimes pose a challenge. A common issue occurs when trying to implement scrollable divs within Bootstrap nav tabs. In this article, we will explore a specific case where a developer struggled with aligning content in multiple tabs, specifically ensuring that the content in the "Profile" and "Contact" tabs aligns properly just like the content in the "Home" tab, while also allowing for scrolling when the content overflows.

Problem Statement

The core problem is to create two auto-scrollable columns within the content of Bootstrap's navigation tabs while keeping the contents properly aligned to the left. A developer facing this issue shared their current code and described their struggle with misalignment and overflow issues in the "Profile" and "Contact" tabs.

Original Code Issues

The d-flex class applied within the .tab-pane can disrupt the functionality of the Bootstrap tabs since it forces a display property that may clash with the default behavior.

Inconsistent content alignment due to improper class application affecting layout arranging.

To resolve these issues, let's implement the solution step by step.

Solution: Steps to Align Content Properly

Step 1: Remove d-flex Class

Start by removing the d-flex class from the .tab-pane for the "Home" tab. This action is necessary because using d-flex can interfere with Bootstrap's default tab functionality.

Step 2: Wrapping Content

Next, wrap all inner elements of the "Home" tab content in a div with class="container-fluid h-100". This provides full height and helps in structuring the layout effectively.

Step 3: Apply .h-100 to Inner Row

Ensure that the row inside the newly created container also has the class h-100. This adjustment will allow the inner contents to utilize the complete height, leaving properly aligned columns.

Updated Code Snippet

Below is a simplified version of how your HTML structure would look after applying the changes:

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Key CSS Considerations

Make sure your CSS accommodates overflow settings:

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The CSS classes defined above ensure proper scrolling behavior when the content exceeds the visible area, facilitating a better user experience.

Conclusion

By following the steps outlined above, you can effectively create a well-structured tab layout in Bootstrap 4.6, addressing both alignment and scrolling concerns. You'll notice that once the d-flex class is removed from the tab panes and content is properly wrapped, everything aligns just as intended.

This approach can be applied to various applications where Bootstrap tab structures are utilized, ensuring that content remains easily accessible and neatly organized.

By utilizing this strategy, your navbar's content sections can function correctly without layout conflicts, enabling the user to benefit from an intuitive interface.

Happy coding!