On 3 Apr., 20:12, expresso wrote:
> now I have to figure out how to get rid of these imposed styles.
As already mentioned above, the only thing you will need for tabs to
work is the following rule:
.ui-tabs-hide {
display: none !important;
}
So the only thing that's imposed here seems to
On 3 Apr., 20:01, expresso wrote:
> In fact you know what the problem is? The damn documentation doesn't tell
> you that you MUST use the stylesheets given. All I assumed was is that I
> had to have the matching IDs and correct jQuery which I DID.
>
> What if we do not want to use those styles.
Thank you. There are a LOT of docs to read. One only goes by assuming what
makes sense until he is able to read it all.
I am doing what I can to "read up" and certainly would not take an entire
day working on this if I was not reading what I thought I needed to read.
Maybe this link should be
I would suggest http://jqueryui.com/docs/Getting_Started
It talks about how to get all the dependencies for the widgets and
about the Theme CSS.
Stop assuming and read docs, it'll be much less frustrating for
everyone.
On Apr 3, 11:01 am, expresso wrote:
> In fact you know what the problem is
Yes, the code works from the demo.
I found that it was not my actual mark-up which was the issue. It was that
you had to add the specific actual stylesheet in order to get them to work.
It's just when you're looking at the examples, the explaination and code
that tells you how to "get it to wo
I'm not the tabs author this is just a guess but perhaps it needs more
then matching IDs, perhaps it needs to follow a certain ID convention
such as #tabs-n like was shown in the example. Like I said I'm not the
author but I did copy the code from the site, the same code you
claimed was broken and
In fact you know what the problem is? The damn documentation doesn't tell
you that you MUST use the stylesheets given. All I assumed was is that I
had to have the matching IDs and correct jQuery which I DID.
What if we do not want to use those styles. I assumed the jQuery behind
this injected
Dude, where is my mark-up wrong? My do have matching IDs. Where are you
NOT seeing this.
Jonathan-179 wrote:
>
>
> Wow. People are giving up their free time to try and help you and this
> is the response?
>
> I went to http://www.jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/#default copied the code
> exactly
Wow. People are giving up their free time to try and help you and this
is the response?
I went to http://www.jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/#default copied the code
exactly and it works perfectly. The problem IS YOUR MARKUP like others
have stated to obviously deaf ears. You are monkeying with the marku
Maybe I should just give up on jQuery Tabs altogether if this is the kind of
attitude and response I'll get from simply trying everything stated and the
syntax IS correct per my last post and has been. I just posted some things
wrong.
Anyway, take a look at the screen video I posted so you ca
It doesn't make a damn bit of difference. I've tried all the things
everyone's said here all along. Take this example for instance:
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#Tabs').tabs({ fx: { opacity: 'toggle'} });
});
#FContent
/Content/Imag
I think you assume too much... heh heh
want working code? follow the examples :-)
http://www.jqueryui.com/demos/tabs/
On Apr 3, 8:58 am, expresso wrote:
> I had updated my first post but does not look like it went through. The #
> red and div ids are the same. I will update that.
>
> Seco
I had updated my first post but does not look like it went through. The #
red and div ids are the same. I will update that.
Second, we shouldn't have to use the same Ids as outlined in the example as
long as our jQuery is referencing the correct names one would assume
MorningZ wrote:
>
>
>
Either one of your examples do not have a valid structure
your first post has
$(document).ready(function() {
$('#Tabs div:Form1Content').show();
$('#Tabs').tabs({ fx: { opacity: 'toggle'} });
});
#Form1Content
Images/Product/tab1.gif
Klaus, a couple points:
First, let me state that it appears that I do see content being changed on
click of each tab. That is NOT my problem here.
1) if it's the span tags you're referring to, I tried that by wrapping the
spans either around text or an image and it made no diff. When I click
There's no need for all this ranting. You're simply not meeting the
markup requirements to make the tabs work.
A tab has to look like:
A Tab
I m pretty sure the documentation is showing this fact and I don't
understand why you took "straight code out of the example" and then
changed it to not w
I mean really if you take the straight code out of the example and try to run
this, it doesn't even work! So how are we to even use the docs? Under the
"Example" here: http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Tabs#events that code works there
but when I try this in my own page, I get the same issues.
h
I mean really if you take the straight code out of the example and try to run
this, it doesn't even work! So how are we to even use the docs? Under the
"Example" here: http://docs.jquery.com/UI/Tabs#events that code works there
but when I try this in my own page, I get the same issues.
h
It's still hard for me to believe I have to manually hide the rest by default
just to get my tabs working out of the box.
expresso wrote:
>
> Thanks. And this is what really "gets to me" about the docs. Nowhere in
> the docs does it say you need to add code to show the first default tab
> an
Thanks. And this is what really "gets to me" about the docs. Nowhere in the
docs does it say you need to add code to show the first default tab and div.
In fact the docs show you an example with example code of tabs working
without it.
So then why should we assume we have to write all this ex
maybe this tutorial can help you .
http://15daysofjquery.com/jquery-online-movie-tutorial-by-john-resig/29/
On 4月3日, 上午10时24分, expresso wrote:
> For some reason, when my first div loads, I'm seeing all 3 text show up even
> though they're in different containers:
>
>
> $(document).rea
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