I want to be able to replace a certain text on my website, when a navigation button is clicked. I know this is probably very easy but i’m not that experienced with JavaScript. The ribbon on this [Website](http://reallycoolstuff.net/JV/ “website”) has text that corresponds to the category. When a person clicks on the “completed project”, or any of the other nav links i want the text inside the ribbon to be replaced according to the tab clicked. How can i achieve this?
Well, you could use jQuery or vanilla JavaScript (either can get you to your desired result) to get what you want. All you have to do is check if the menu items are clicked and if they are, update the ribbon with the text of the link. Here’s a quick example: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/rqJHm.
@srig99 i actually don’t want to update the ribbon at all. I don’t want it to appear as if the website or anything is reloading the same thing. Could this be done with CSS?
@Jarolin So do you want to update the ribbon when you hover over the links? I thought you wanted to update the ribbon because in the question, you stated that you wanted to replace the text inside the ribbon…Can you please elaborate? Thanks.
