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Hey, I have a problem with tabview, some of it's classes wont listen to me, and is simple not changing whenever I change it's values.
I've tested to change the classes and change the name etc. etc. but nothing. What I really want to know right now is:
- Can someone give me a list of all the classes connected to tabview?
- Which are the classes for the unselected tabs?
Does -moz-border-radius work for tabview?
Thanks in advance. Sewil | Talk | Contributions @ 16:07, February 5 - 2012
-moz-border-radiusis vendor–specific, so only Firefox understands it. By now, most modern browser, including Firefox 3.6 and above, support the CSS3border-radiusproperty. Old extensions to prefix it are-khtml-, -o-, -moz-and-webkit-. TK999 16:13, February 5, 2012 (UTC)
So no one knows what the classes are?
Sewil | Talk | Contributions @ 19:51, February 7 - 2012
- I would recommend using something like Google Chrome's Inspect Element or Mozilla's Firebug to see what classes are being used in the future. They're very helpful tools. In the interim though, all tabs are given two <li> classes: <li class="ui-state-default ui-corner-top">. (I don't think ui-corner-top does anything offhand, I may be wrong) The selected tab is given in addition two classes: "ui-tabs-selected" & "ui-state-active". I believe ui-tabs-selected is the more used of the two in terms of tweaking. The entire UL also gets these lovely classes: <ul class="ui-tabs-nav ui-helper-reset ui-helper-clearfix ui-widget-header ui-corner-all">. Hope this helps! --daNASCAT
(help forum | blog) 06:33, February 8, 2012 (UTC)
- Sorry for late response, I'm gonna try Firebug out now, thanks for the help!
Sewil | Talk | Contributions @ 1:20, February 11 - 2012
- Sorry for late response, I'm gonna try Firebug out now, thanks for the help!
- I would recommend using something like Google Chrome's Inspect Element or Mozilla's Firebug to see what classes are being used in the future. They're very helpful tools. In the interim though, all tabs are given two <li> classes: <li class="ui-state-default ui-corner-top">. (I don't think ui-corner-top does anything offhand, I may be wrong) The selected tab is given in addition two classes: "ui-tabs-selected" & "ui-state-active". I believe ui-tabs-selected is the more used of the two in terms of tweaking. The entire UL also gets these lovely classes: <ul class="ui-tabs-nav ui-helper-reset ui-helper-clearfix ui-widget-header ui-corner-all">. Hope this helps! --daNASCAT