Why dou you initialize tabs twice? This is sufficient:
$('#1 > ul, #2 > ul, #3 > ul, #4 > ul').tabs({ selected: null,
unselect: true, fx: { height: 'toggle', opacity: 'toggle'} });
Apart from that I couldn't see any difference between the two pags and
also couldn't see what is wrong with tabs.
--Klaus
On Jul 1, 10:56 am, t1mmie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> There's a few ways that I could pull off this kind of effect... But I have
> used the jUI Tabs plugin -
>
> http://www.webhero.co.uk/test
>
> The problem is, as you may find, that not all of the tabs work correctly!
> The first 2 or 3 do, but the last never does - and for what seems to be no
> reason!
>
> I want to keep this fading effect on open and closing, and I would also like
> the tabs to start off closed, but it doesn't seem to work.
>
> [code]
> $('#1 > ul, #2 > ul, #3 > ul, #4 > ul').tabs({ selected: null }); // start
> with all tabs hidden
> $('#1 > ul, #2 > ul, #3 > ul, #4 > ul').tabs({ unselect: true, fx: { height:
> 'toggle', opacity: 'toggle'} }); // selected tab closes on click
> [/code]
>
> Although, when everything is included on the one page without the main
> template etc. it works fine..! -http://www.webhero.co.uk/test2.php
>
> Could something be interfering?
>
> edit: (it seems to be where the #bg overlaps that last tab in the
> background? I'm not sure.. but if that is why, how can I fix?!)
>
> Thanks for your help!
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