[jQuery] Re: placeholder - treeview

[Dan Baughman]

to expand a bit further on this, I'm looking for  away to remove the
placeholder from the specific branch,
or prevent it from appearing.

Thank you in advance,
dan

On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 11:03 AM, Dan B. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Hello,

 I'm using treeview to browse a bunch of categorized items.

 I'm using the async tree. However I want one of the first level items
 to start expanded.  My solution was to alter the source to display
 that level using the children node.  However, when I set that
 expanded: true, there is this placeholder node that appears above
 all of my nodes.

 I need one of two solutions:
 A method that will tell the async tree to expand a given node after
 the initial load, which will cause jquery to remove the placeholder
 when it executes the asynchronous population
 OR, a way to remove this placeholder, from the specifc node, which
 i've manually populated.

[jQuery] offline docs

[Dan Baughman]

The docs.jquery.com site doesn't lend to easily making available offline via
wget (or am I missing something) is there any sort of offline availability
there? I am unable to access the web in the environment I work in so it's
kind of a pain.

[jQuery] Bind event to tab selection in 1.1

[Dan Baughman]

Ok so I had something really cool setup in 1.3, then I saw Klaus' history
object doesnt' integrate with tabs 3!

Does anyone know how to bind events to the tab selection action in JQuery
1.1?  I'm just trying to focus on one the fields in the tab content area.  I
have tried the tabs().bind() and the new select: function syntax.

[jQuery] Re: Tabs with multiple CSS classes

[Dan Baughman]

Thank you kindly sir, that did exacly what I wanted. I only had to use the

navClass: 'my-ui-tabs-nav'

option.

Is looking at the noncompressed code the best way to figure that stuff out
with out having to ask?



On 9/26/08, Klaus Hartl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 You can change the class names via options (undocumented):

 $('#foo').tabs({
navClass: 'my-ui-tabs-nav'
selectedClass: 'my-ui-tabs-selected',
disabledClass: 'my ui-tabs-disabled',
panelClass: 'my-ui-tabs-panel',
loadingClass: 'my-ui-tabs-loading'
 });

 Although I prefer to style different tabs on one page via context:

 .ui-tabs-nav {
/* shared */
 }

 #one .ui-tabs-nav {
/* additional styles for the first tab interface */
 }

 #two .ui-tabs-nav {
/* additional styles for second tab interface */
 }

 Or if you apply the id directly to the ul element:

 #one.ui-tabs-nav {
/* additional styles for the first tab interface */
 }

 --Klaus


 On 25 Sep., 17:04, Dan B. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Hi Folks,
 
  I'm interested in having multiple instances of tabs on a page/pages
  throughout a site and on the same page without using an iFrame.
 
  The tabs function is cool.  I'd like to pass it a different base
  class, so that basically I have tab controls of different styles on
  the same page.
 
  Specifically I'm wanting to have this set of tabs have different
  widths; I'm looking for like a base-class option to pass to
  jquery.tabs or something.
 
  Any suggestions?
 
  dan