I would try using jquery wrap to add the tab mark up to the html before initializing tabs http://docs.jquery.com/Manipulation/wrap
On 07/12/2007, Gordon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I am looking into using jQuery for implementing tabs. Up to now we've > been using the Tabber library (www.barelyfitz.com/projects/tabber/), > and have been happy with the unobtrusive tabs it creates. However, we > have a minor nightmare of javascripts from disparate libraries > scattered all over our website, some Prototype, some Behaviour, some > Javascript, some others from various other sources, and it seems > sensible to scrap as much of the cruft as possible and standardize on > a single library. Due to its flexibility and light weight it would > seem that jQuery plus jq plugins is the way to go. > > However, as far as I can determine, the UI tabs plugin isn't as > unobtrusive as the tabber library, as tabber will generate all the tab > markup, whereas UI tabs requires for there to be markup for the tabs > in the HTML. Teh approach that tabber takes is the preferred > behaviour because we don't want any markup for tabs to appear in the > HTML (other than class="tabber") if the user has javascript turned > off. > > Is the UI library capable of recreating the tabber library > functionality and create its own elements to act as tabs? If so, how > do I do it? >
