The tabs plugin expects the html markup in a certain structure...
Recently the plugin has more flexibility towards the markup structure,
nevertheless, you need to set that up correctly in order for it to work..

For starters, a couple of pointers are
1. you will have to include the js file. - which i am sure u have done
2. you will have to include the css file. There is an IE version for the css
file as well, which you might want to include with conditional comments.
3. you will have to place the tabs image in the correct folder. Look for the
relative path for tab.png in the css file.

If these didnt help, we will be more than glad to help if you could post a
test page somewhere, where we can have a look. That will help to debug ur
problem very efficiently.

-GTG

On 7/3/07, Jim Newfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I'm sure this is a very basic question but I cannot seem to get my
head around it. When I configure the tabs plugin, I have everything
installed correctly, I call upon the main js file, and then include
this before my layout,

$(document).ready(function() {
$('#container').tabs();
});



But to no avail, none of my tabs are set up correctly. Could I get
some advice please.


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