Christopher Bishop
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Christopher Bishop
asked on 07 Jan 2010, 04:03 PM
Before I go writing a function for this is there anything out there that shows how to "not" use the built in prev/next buttons that overlay on top of the tabs, but rather use your own onclick events on other links to do get_nextTab etc.?
I can't use margin etc. because I want to put them on the same area as the tab but not directly on the tabs, yes I know that there is a js hack floating around the forums but that doesn't work for firefox etc. so doesn't really work if i want it to be cross browser.
I can't use margin etc. because I want to put them on the same area as the tab but not directly on the tabs, yes I know that there is a js hack floating around the forums but that doesn't work for firefox etc. so doesn't really work if i want it to be cross browser.
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Hello Christopher,
Please tell us exactly where you need the scrolling images to appear (you can send us a screenshot)?
If you really don't want to use the built-in scrolling and create your own functions, you should add the following css styles to your page in order to prevent the wrapping of items:
Kind regards,
Yana
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Please tell us exactly where you need the scrolling images to appear (you can send us a screenshot)?
If you really don't want to use the built-in scrolling and create your own functions, you should add the following css styles to your page in order to prevent the wrapping of items:
<style type="text/css"> .RadTabStrip .rtsUL { width: 10000px !important; } </style>Kind regards,
Yana
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