Hi. Based on your video, the menu component is linked to page 2 and page 3.

So, what happens is even if you put it to another frame the menu buttons would still link you to the frames page 2 and page 3 exactly.

What you can do is create 2 more instances of this frame:



and link the menu to that page. But, if you are going to put it on another higher form of frame or another template like this one:



you’ll have to do the steps again.

Normally, I will use a component for this and use variants and variables, and use conditional event in prototype to achieve the same effect.

Hi @Raphael_M

Thank you very much for the reply. Yes, you got it exactly.

What you said is correct, I can create two more instances of that frame. But then I need to place that frame within another frame as you suggested.

However, there are going to be even more frames than covered here, because I’m going to use another instance of a tab switcher for product description, technical specifications and so on, which will appear further down the page (outside of the instant quote box). It’s going to get very complicated and I’ll be working with a lot of duplicated content across multiple frames.

So I think what you’re saying here is instead of doing this, there is a better way which would use variants and variables with conditional event? Would this avoid lots of frames with duplicate content?

Yes, I believe so. Here is an example of how it will be using variables.