> using a list is appropriate to group them together and
> show their relation.
That makes good sense, my bad.
still, i would go for some extra options that aren't hard to
implement. i'll post my changes to the code later, so you can check it
out... but the options i would recommend(with defaults):
{
listSelector: 'ul:first',
tabSelector: 'li:has(a[href])', // (if listItem is an a, wrap it with
LI if list is UL, else with a DIV; for the ui-state classes)
selected: undefined,// (but if given string, it expects a selector eg.
".selected")
}
this way there is no constraint in what the navigation should be like
As said above, ill post some changes if you like, i altered tabs for
my own use, but im not at home now, so ill post them in the morning
(GMT +1)
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