Mark
Mark
hmm, I forgot about that. If you still want to see them I can put them up again.
I'm not sure if it is exactly what you mean but I am doing it this way. It is the old example from above. Probably. Most likely. At any rate,...
Yeah, no problem. After I came back and read what you were talking about I didn't think it was what you were after. Next time...
What are you trying? It should work. There is an example here, http://os.alfajango.com/easytabs/#nondiv-tab1 and the blog write up here. http://www.alfajango.com/blog/jquery-easytabs-v2-3-released-ajax-tabs-and-more/#/non-standard
When you created the tabs did you tell it where the tabs are using the tabs option? It's hard to just guess at what you are doing. Here is a...
haha yeah, I didn't realize I did that. I just mashed it together from an old all div tabs example I had. Glad you got it sorted.
I was playing around with this and using the markup... ``` javascript ``` It is easy enough to get the tabs using, ``` javascript $('#tabs').easytabs({ tabs: 'ul div.divtab' }); ```...
It depends on what you want to pause. There are various hooks available to use on your tabs. Could you explain a bit what you are trying to accomplish?
change the click event to... `$('.next-tab, .prev-tab').click(function() { var i = parseInt($(this).attr('rel')); if ( i >= 0 ) { console.log("$(this).attr('rel') = "+$(this).attr('rel')); var tabSelector = $tabs.children('a:eq(' + i + ')').attr('href');...
Look at issue #89 for something of a solution.