Hi Alex, > '<tab>' consists basically of only two statements. The first draws the table > and the rest (almost the whole page) is drawn by the second:
Ok, I think I was using '<tab>' in a non-standard way. The tabbed content is only a small part of the overall page and appears in a "sticky" div that scrolls with the page. Tab changes, with the entire redraw, we're causing me to lose my scroll position. That was the only motivation for the '+JS' behavior. Anyway, the quick fix was to switch to divs, classes and a tiny bit of js. Ugly compared to '<tab>' syntax, but it achieves the desired result. Thanks, Erik
