The top bar menu. This is optional.
You don’t have to add a tab bar, but it’s very handy for the users and it’s making the navigation and purchase flow better and very easy.

The tab bar appears on the bottom with an icon and name. For example, you can put categories, special pages that you want the user will enter to, like, Entering a private user area, and things that.
You can change the tabs at all times even after the app’s approval in the stores. You can add, remove and edit tabs, anytime and then just close and open the app. You can also change the color of the tab bar menu, links, and selected links, the direction of the tab bar is by the device defaults. So basically, if you don’t have to, it’s better not to touch it. Push notification History tab, you can enable this after you start using the app and send some push notifications, it will show the history of the pushes that you sent.
You can also translate the push history tab label.
when finished please click Submit settings.

it’s important to understand that the tab bar menu is a list of links that open every page that you put inside. you need to put the full URL with HTTPS.
To enter a new tab to the tab bar please click Enter new tab, enter the tab title, the tab full URL link, select an icon from the list, and enter the number of the tab placed in the menu.
when you finish please click Continue

What is the Bottom Tab Bar Menu?

The bottom tab bar menu is an optional but highly useful navigation feature in your Web2Application app. It appears at the bottom of the screen with icons and labels, allowing users to quickly access key pages such as categories, private user areas, or special content.

How to Customize Your Bottom Tab Bar Menu

  • Add, remove, or edit tabs anytime—even after your app is published in the stores.
  • Change the color of the tab bar, including link colors and selected states.
  • Set the tab order by assigning a number to each tab.
  • Use the device default direction for the tab bar for best user experience.
  • Enable a Push Notification History tab to show sent notifications and translate its label.

How to Add a New Tab

  1. Click Enter new tab in your app dashboard.
  2. Enter the tab title and the full URL (must start with HTTPS).
  3. Select an icon from the available list.
  4. Assign the tab position number in the menu.
  5. Click Continue and then Submit settings to save.

Remember, the bottom tab bar menu improves navigation and purchase flow, making your app more user-friendly and engaging. Customize it easily with Web2Application’s intuitive dashboard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add or remove tabs from the bottom tab bar after my app is published?

Yes, you can add, remove, or edit tabs at any time even after your app is approved and published in the app stores. Changes will be visible the next time users open the app.

How do I add a new tab to the bottom tab bar menu?

In your Web2Application dashboard, click 'Enter new tab', provide the tab title, full HTTPS URL, select an icon, assign its position number, then click 'Continue' and 'Submit settings' to save.

Can I customize the colors of the bottom tab bar menu?

Yes, Web2Application allows you to change the colors of the tab bar background, link colors, and the selected tab color to match your brand.

What is the Push Notification History tab?

This optional tab shows a history of push notifications you have sent through your app. You can enable it after you start sending push notifications and even translate its label.

Do I need to use HTTPS URLs for the tabs?

Yes, all URLs you add to the tab bar must be full URLs starting with HTTPS to ensure security and proper app functionality.

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What is the Bottom Tab Bar Menu?

The bottom tab bar menu is an optional but highly useful navigation feature in your Web2Application app. It appears at the bottom of the screen with icons and labels, allowing users to quickly access key pages such as categories, private user areas, or special content.

How to Customize Your Bottom Tab Bar Menu

  • Add, remove, or edit tabs anytime—even after your app is published in the stores.
  • Change the color of the tab bar, including link colors and selected states.
  • Set the tab order by assigning a number to each tab.
  • Use the device default direction for the tab bar for best user experience.
  • Enable a Push Notification History tab to show sent notifications and translate its label.

How to Add a New Tab

  1. Click Enter new tab in your app dashboard.
  2. Enter the tab title and the full URL (must start with HTTPS).
  3. Select an icon from the available list.
  4. Assign the tab position number in the menu.
  5. Click Continue and then Submit settings to save.

Remember, the bottom tab bar menu improves navigation and purchase flow, making your app more user-friendly and engaging. Customize it easily with Web2Application’s intuitive dashboard.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add or remove tabs from the bottom tab bar after my app is published?

Yes, you can add, remove, or edit tabs at any time even after your app is approved and published in the stores using the Web2Application dashboard.

Can I customize the colors of the bottom tab bar menu?

Yes, Web2Application allows you to change the tab bar color, link colors, and the selected tab color to match your app’s branding.

Do I need to use HTTPS URLs for the tabs?

Yes, all URLs entered for tabs must start with HTTPS to ensure security and proper app functionality.

Is the bottom tab bar menu mandatory in my app?

No, the bottom tab bar menu is optional but highly recommended to improve navigation and user experience.

Can I enable a Push Notification History tab in the bottom tab bar?

Yes, once you start sending push notifications, you can enable a Push Notification History tab that displays all sent notifications and customize its label.

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