Point taken :-)
I was about to suggest that perhaps this requirement was a bit backwards and
could it be changed in future...but thinking about it I won't!
Bradley - the layout of your menu and content <div>s makes sense only for a
true menu-type layout, i.e. separating everything. For a tabbed layout the
<ul> *should* be attached to the container <div> - it would look pretty odd
if the tabs were in a different place to the content!
--rob
On 5/23/07, Klaus Hartl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Rob Desbois wrote:
> Bradley,
>
> It looks like the tab <div>s must be in the same container as the
> navigation <ul>, plus you're not actually ever setting up the tabs.
>
> Try replacing your function with this:
> $(document).ready(function() {
> $('#menu').tabs();
> });
>
> And move the contents of <div> #content into <div> #menu.
> Klaus (if you're reading) can you confirm/deny this requirement to be in
> the same container?
>
> --rob
Yes, that's absolutely correct.
And I again recommend to not hit reply and start a new thread. That way
a new topic is buried in another thread and the only reason I read that
here is that I was interested in the original thread, e.g. I read it by
chance.
-- Klaus
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