I'm trying to implement the purest and simplest tab
styling I can.
So I'd like each tab to be a box with left-top-right borders.
The "row of tabs" sits on top of the content box.
The content box clearly needs a left-bottom-right border.
The "line" between the tabs and the content can either
be a bottom border on the tabs (or a box containing the tabs)
or a top border on the content box.
My problem is: how do I make the "current" selected tab
run into the content box in the usual way - i.e. there
should be NO border between the current tab and the content.
It appears unavoidable that some part of the current tab
must exist opaquely-above the continuous border line
and overwrite it.
Is this possible?
Or have I made bad assumptions?
I'm aware of (and indeed, have implemented)
solutions that use background images to achieve
all this and more, but am trying to come up
with a minimalist solution, using only HTML and CSS.
Oh yeah - browser portability is important.
BugBear
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bugbear <bugbear@trim_p apermule.co.uk_ trim> wrote: I'm trying to implement the purest and simplest tab
styling I can.
There must be hundreds of tab styling examples on the web, why do you
need another one?
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Spartanicus
Spartanicus wrote: bugbear <bugbear@trim_p apermule.co.uk_ trim> wrote:
I'm trying to implement the purest and simplest tab
styling I can.
There must be hundreds of tab styling examples on the web, why do you
need another one?
Just consider me a seeker after purity and simplicity.
BugBear
bugbear <bugbear@trim_p apermule.co.uk_ trim> wrote: I'm trying to implement the purest and simplest tab
styling I can.
There must be hundreds of tab styling examples on the web, why do you
need another one?
Just consider me a seeker after purity and simplicity.
Plenty of those amongst the hundreds of tab styling examples currently
on the web also, often complete with explanation of the techniques used.
--
Spartanicus
Spartanicus wrote: bugbear <bugbear@trim_p apermule.co.uk_ trim> wrote:
I'm trying to implement the purest and simplest tab
styling I can.
There must be hundreds of tab styling examples on the web, why do you
need another one?
Just consider me a seeker after purity and simplicity.
Plenty of those amongst the hundreds of tab styling examples currently
on the web also, often complete with explanation of the techniques used.
OK. Normally I'm quite the guru at web searching, to the point
of putting up a page of techniques for others to use and admire. http://www.geocities.com/plybench/websearch.html
But I have failed to find the example I seek.
If you could either point me at one (tabbed menus using only
no images), or improve my googling technique I'd be grateful.
BugBear
bugbear <bugbear@trim_p apermule.co.uk_ trim> wrote: If you could either point me at one (tabbed menus using only
no images), or improve my googling technique I'd be grateful. http://www.google.com/search?q=css+tabs
Produces loads of examples including simple ones.
--
Spartanicus
Spartanicus wrote: bugbear <bugbear@trim_p apermule.co.uk_ trim> wrote:
If you could either point me at one (tabbed menus using only
no images), or improve my googling technique I'd be grateful.
http://www.google.com/search?q=css+tabs
Produces loads of examples including simple ones.
Heh. Thanks. I was doing searches like
"tabbed menus" and getting nowhere.
I think your background and experience in CSS
gave you a better keyword.
Thanks again.
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