Control.Tabs is set up to work with div.id's and you can control the tab contents with URL's that points to that id: href="...#id".
I'm working on a page that has static content at the top of the page and above the tab contents. The tabs themselves (the links) are also on top of the page. But when the static content is large, the user won't see the tab contents change or becoming visible.
Is it possible that clicking the link will cause the default behavior (tab behavior) AND move the page to the place of the tab contents; - so also using the #id as an anchor?
Hello,
Control.Tabs is set up to work with div.id's and you can control the tab contents with URL's that points to that id: href="...#id".
I'm working on a page that has static content at the top of the page and above the tab contents. The tabs themselves (the links) are also on top of the page. But when the static content is large, the user won't see the tab contents change or becoming visible.
Is it possible that clicking the link will cause the default behavior (tab behavior) AND move the page to the place of the tab contents; - so also using the #id as an anchor?
thanx - rene
Posted August 30th, 2007 at 4:14am by rene