:eek: Well, I finally checked out all the examples and no one's actually does that (cycles theough the tabs). I guess I got confused about what to expect because of the animated screenshot.

Or, is there in fact a way to get it to cycle through the tabs automatically? Isn't that what the mytabs.init() code is for? If so, it's not working for me when I add a number there.

The slowness seemed to resolve itself, so I am going for *installed* now, regardless. Thanks for the great instructions and useful mod. I just need to figure out now hot to use labelled tabs if they aren't going to cycle, or my members will never 'get it'.

That's what that line is for. How many seconds did you put in the parenthesis?

I tried several different settings, if I remember correctly... both single (9) and double digits (15). Didn't seem to change anything. The rest of the mod works great for me.

I wasn't explicit enough when I typed that part of the post, but I should have made it clear that you need to put in the time in the number of milliseconds you want to pass between tabs. Yours was probably working, but at 9 milliseconds, no one could tell. Try something like 3000.

hahahahahahahahaaaaaaa - that explains it, alright! BIG difference between seconds and milliseconds.

But now I also see why no one seems to actually use the cycle variable! Like you say in the directions ..... pretty annoying! But only because of the size differences between tabs.

Guess I need to figure out the proper max size based on the longest tab content, which for me and for many others probably is the Bio, and then restrict the total postbit height, so the table size doesn't change along with the tab content - at the moment, it is unbearable as-is. <off to play with the template again>
Thanks, Digital Jedi!

Aaaaaah............ now it's PERFECT!!!!!

*nominated for MOTM*

Thank you.

Sir is this applicable in 3.8.1?

I would like to know too! This looks totally awesome! Woooow!

vB version is irrelevant. It's not dependent on anything that they change regularly, and was originally designed for any website.