Currently, I am working on a website using the Bootstrap framework. My goal is to create a single page that features a pop-up form with two or three tabs. Specifically, I envision these tabs as "The Markup," "The CSS," and "The JavaScript." While I have managed to display them in the top left corner of the page resembling the main navbar, I am struggling to position them elsewhere.
Ideally, I would like these tabs to be situated above a form and have the ability to switch between different forms seamlessly.
Another question I have pertains to the code used for the buttons:
<div class="note-tabs">
<ul class="nav nav-tabs">
<li class="active"><a href="#navbar-fixed-html" data-toggle="tab"><strong>The Markup</strong></a></li>
<li><a href="#navbar-fixed-css" data-toggle="tab"><strong>The CSS</strong></a></li>
<li><a href="#navbar-fixed-js" data-toggle="tab"><strong>The JavaScript</strong></a></li>
</ul>
</div>
I am puzzled by the presence of "#" at the beginning of the href field in the code snippet. This was taken from an example page on tutsplus along with the download, yet there seems to be no separate HTML file linked to those tabs. Can you explain what exactly this "#" references?
Thank you
UPDATE
Here is the current form I have set up, and I am looking to incorporate tabs at the top. One tab should correspond to this existing form, while the other should select a different form. The placement of the form is currently in the middle of the page.