Hi all.

I just created a business page. Everything seemed to gone well except that Im having trouble with the tabs. I first want to link it from the page itself. But when I click on the pencil icon and I scroll down, it doesn’t give me a way to put in a URL or a web link. 

Secondly, when I click on the pencil icon I select edit settings. There are no features to change the thumbnail or add a topic under it. 

I’m probably skipping a step here or missing something. Please help.

Thanks for replying AndreaVahl. 

I went to the Social Media site and thats exactly how I want to set up my tabs. However, I’m a bit stuck on how to create that same function. I know it has something to do with creating an app and then connecting them all together. I tried that and I ended up create a Heroku account for a cloud computing development which I don’t need.  

Is there any tutorials out there that will walk me through the process? Or would you just suggesting going through a 3rd party Tab creator like Lajure?

It just doesn’t seem that easy I think. 

@virgilvergana  I used ShortStack and Lajure.  They both have a free plan and are both very easy to use.  ShortStack has lots of tutorials on YouTube at ShortStackLab.

@virgilvergara At the time I built the Apps, Lajure only offered one free App, whereas, with Shortstack, I built eleven for free.  That is the reason, I’ve used ShortStack more, however, I do like the one App that I built with Lajure better.  It just appeared better – my website fit nicely into Lajure’s widget. 

When I built the same App in ShortStack, my website did not fit as well.  Even though I built it to the same dimensions, the site overlapped the right-side margin and it just didn’t look as nice.  So… I display my website’s inventory page using Lajure and all the other Apps are built with ShortStack.

The one thing I found very useful in ShortStack was the ability to store media on their servers.  I don’t know if Lajure offers this service; I didn’t spend much time on Lajure checking out all the features there.

You can always easily change providers and build new apps or use multiple providers as I have.  I had never built Apps before and the process with both providers I used, was really straight forward and no coding knowledge was required. 

I hope this was helpful to you.  Let me know if there is anything further I can do for you.  Take care.

I put up a blog post on handling the app-strip on Facebook.  Lujure makes it very easy to do.  However, I have one website that needs to be seen entirely.  I used https://www.facebook.com/vindiapps, its ZoomFrame app so the entire site can be seen.  You can read my post on http://www.assistingauthors.com.

Thanks @andrea-vahl for the posts.  The resources are invaluable.