Before you set out to any more coding... what exactly are you trying to
achieve? I almost believe you can achieve this w/o any new or modified tab
macro.
For example, you can wrap your tabs using...
{{mytab{<<tabs ...>>}}}
...and then address that in your StyleSheet via...
.myTab .tabSelected
... etc.
However, that won't do the trick when you are trying to give each tab a
different style. But then it would perhaps be simpler to write a different
macro only to style the tabs, e.g.
<<tabs ...>><<styleTabs classTab1 classTab2 ...>>
...which applies the classes to the tabs rendered right before using a
jQuery selector to get the tabs and then loops that...
tabs = $(place).last();
$('.tab',tabs).each(function(p){
$(this).addClass(params[p]);
});
Tobias.
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