EPISODE · Jan 18, 2008 · 7 MIN

jQuery Tabs - part 1

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Part 1 of a 2 part tutorial demonstrating how to implement tabbing using jQuery. The first demo shows basic markup as tabs, the second takes a real world problem and applies the tabbing functionality to non-conventional markup.

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Tabbing has been common place on the Internet for some time now. Today web sites will make use of tabbing without the page having to reload with the addition of JavaScript. For this tutorial I have created two screencasts demonstrating how to quickly apply a dash of jQuery to different layouts of markup, which, if the markup is well designed, it will automatically degrade nicely without JavaScript enabled. In a future article we will cover default browser functionality (i.e. supporting back, forward and bookmark buttons) and saving tab states.

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