Tabs & Sliders [for articles]

The plugin already comes with 2 pre-built template layouts and using MVC overrides you can create your own by simply copying one of the pre-built and modifying the HTML and/or CSS.
You can use the plugin's tags in any component, module or plugin that supports 'content plugin' parsing. Aside the default Joomla! article system, you can use for example the plugin in the popular K2 content extension, in Virtuemart, inside the 'Custom HTML' module etc.
=== SCREENSHOTS ===
See screenshots of the 2 pre-built template layouts here in the plugin's description page: http://www.joomlaworks.net/extensions/free-premium/tabs-sliders-for-articles-plugin
=== COMPATIBILITY ===
The plugin has been tested on all modern browsers, including IE7 or higher. It should degrade gracefully in IE6.
It's compatible with Joomla! version 1.5 to 2.5.
Joomla!'s Mootools is required as it's used by the plugin's extremely lightweight sliders script.
=== PERFORMANCE ===
The plugin adds only a few KBs overall to your site.
It also uses the Joomla! API to attach 1 JS and 1 CSS file to the document . This means the plugin will have no problem being used in combination with other "performance" plugins which compress JS and/or CSS files on your site.
I see it have a problem with firefox, infact in the page appears the same tabs two time, like this:
firstnametabs | second Name Tabs | Third Name Tabs
firstnametabs | second Name Tabs | Third Name Tabs
with IE all it's normal!
bye and thx!
It would be very nice if you noted in the Troubleshooting section that two tabs can't have the same name, even if they're nested inside different slides; they won't show up in one of the slides AT ALL, even though they show up in the HTML. I spent 2 hours rewriting HTML, removing spaces, adding breaks, removing breaks, even creating a fresh content item, and finally figured it out. It may be intuitive to some, but not to the average user.
Unfortunate considering the majority of people still use IE.
I really like how it works in Firefox, unfortunately I'm going to have to find a different solution until this works properly in IE.
First this plug in only works when if there is any content on page. On component pages it won't work at all.
If you wanna view on component page you have to add this to you template
@import "/mambots/content/plugin_jw_tabs_slides/tabs_slides.css";
.tabbernav {display:none;}
var jw_slideSpeed = 10; var jw_timer = 10;
@import
"/templates/orloo/css/template_css.css";
and if you wanna use it on your modules. example
Module1 | Module2 | Module3
you have to add some more module positions for your modules example
module1 /position/
module2 /position/
module3 /position/
and you need to make new user module and you have to make like this
{tab=Module1}{mosloadposition module1}
{tab=Module2}{mosloadposition module2}
{tab=Module3}{mosloadposition module3}
{/tabs}
make sure that you have choosen Module1 module for module1 position. etc
Hope that it helps you
I have two suggested improvements. First, it would be great if tab fixed height was configurable in the Administrator backend. Second, it would have saved me a little confusion and time if the documentation had suggested adding "ul.tabbernav, ul.tabbernav li {background: none;}" to template css if list items otherwise feature custom bullets. Other than that, no complaints. Awesome plugin and thank you for sharing it with the community!
I had a problem with the tabs, showing listing points in front when inactive. My support-request was answered very precise in ~2 days and now everything works well!
Thanks for this great plugin!
I guess I'll just have to wait for it to mature a bit more.
Check documentation for troubleshooting. I guess some html tags are not "closing" properly, thus the layout of the tabs break.
Reading the reviews confirms my feelings. Meddling with , with mosshowhead(), with mysterious JS conflicts etc. shows that this plugin is simply not yet "ripe". That's a pity, because I think Many Joomla users would definitely benefit from the many interface niceties which are possible with tabs and slides. But they'll have to wait another couple of versions, I'm afraid.
Such conflicts have been addressed successfully in version 2.2! Check it out! And the tabs/slides load now faster!
But if you have a fully packed website with over 20/30 components the chances are it won't work.
The tab is completely dead and doesnt show anything. The slider shows (the image STAR) but doesn't open and naturaly then the text doesn't show.
I did reported this to the author,he replied with the suggestion to put the mosShowHead() just before the closing head tag, just in case, but that didnt help.
So i can only say that if you have a lot installed/used on your site then forget about using it. It will conflict with other included scripts.
Most of the times, the problem is actually caused by the template. Most template providers prefer nowadays to flood their creations with js scripts that display some nice effects. But these effects can often interfere with other js scripts, like the ones used in this specific plugin.
So yes, moving the mosShowHead code lower than every js include in the template, usually does the job. But not always as it seems in your case, when as you say you have 20-30 extensions (!) loaded. I guess that maximizes possibilities of js conflict! ;)
When I am working a plugin, i do it first with FireFox!!!
Please provide a link to see your problem!
Are you sure that is not a problem of your template?
With the default template you have the same problem?
Thanx for using it! ;-)
Hope you'll solve this problem as this is something I really want with my site (using 1.0 at the moment)
Great work on the slides by the way, top notch !







