Hello. It is necessary that when you click .menu1 attributed, say, "deactive" to ".menu3".

$(".menu1").click(function(){ $(".menu2").toggleClass("active"); });
  • deactive a class - Grundy

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I don't know about deactive but I know about active . Maybe you meant it:

  $('.menu1').click(function() { $(".menu3").removeClass("active"); $(".menu2").toggleClass("active"); });
  • My code is working. But you need to add "when active is added to .menu2, then deactive is added to .menu3" Thus, the second was closed in the menu when opening one tab. - Lion
  • @Lion, I apologize, but what is deactive ? Why don't you remove the active from him like this: $('.menu3').removeClass('active'); - Denis Bubnov
  • Thank you very much, helped! - Lion