Hi Brajesh,

Hate to bother you. I’ve read lots of posts (all the way back to the beginning of 2019) and I seem to be the only one having this problem and it’s so basic, I must be misunderstanding how the Profile Tab Pro works:

I am creating a NEW Sub-Nav tab for the EXISTING PROFILE > ACTIVITY tab (slug=activity). There are currently these sub-nav tabs: (Personal, slug=activity) (Likes, slug=favorites) (Connections, slug=friends), (Groups – slug=groups) (Mentions, slug=mentions) (Following, slug=following)

I want to add an “Activity Help” tab (slug=activity-help) at the END of all the other sub-nav tabs. But when I create the sub-nav tab, I can get it to only go to position #2, even when I set the position to 70 or 200.

When the new tab appears, I click it. It displays the content of slug=activity instead of slug=activity-help. Here are the settings. Anything not specified below is because I’m using the default values.

PROFILE TAB:
TITLE: My Activities (this is the current profile tab name. It is not changing)
SLUG: activity (I’m telling Profile Tab Pro which Profile tab’s sub-nav structure I need to edit, right?)
IS ENABLED: Yes (still want the tab to show up)
POSITION: 200 (If I specify nothing, it defaults to position #1. Not sure why we don’t have a position at the sub-nav level)

SUB NAV:
IS ENABLED: Yes
LABEL: Activity Help (this is the label for the new sub-nav tab I’m creating)
SLUG: help-activity (this is the new slug for the new content)
TAB SET for ALL USERS
TAB VISIBILITY: ANYONE
CONTENT: I will add help content here

I feel a little silly because it should be fairly simple and straight forward. I’m hoping the change to display a tab name when there is only one tab didn’t break anything. But I think that was for Group Tabs, not Profile Tabs.

Thank you,
Dianne