you can prevent 'tabbing' using document.activeElement: 1) save it, 2) blur
it, 3) focus saved (on exit).
p.s. not all browsers support it, so you'll have to 'do it yourself':
<code>
$(function(){
if (typeof document.activeElement == 'undefined') {
$('a, input, select, textarea, button')
.blur(function(){document.activeElement = null;})
.focus(function(){document.activeElement = this;});
}
});
</code>
Gavin M. Roy wrote:
>
> I've released the very-quickly incremented modalContent plugin which is
> now
> at 0.7. This release fixes bugs, adds animations to the display of the
> modalContent and an unmodalContent() function which can turn off the
> modalContent when using ajax or what not.
>
> The file size (6.2K) is based upon heavy whitespace and comments. I'm
> working on a comment-less version to cut down on file size and will offer
> both on the page.
>
> The demo and download is available at http://jquery.glyphix.com
>
> Gavin
>
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