JSFiddle - React, Tailwind, and code Playground
by Stev Peifer
HTML
<div id="some-id">
<div> <!-- This is your first (0) tab -->
Contents0
</div>
<div> <!-- This is your second (1) tab -->
Contents1
</div>
</div>
JavaScript
/*
* Tab - One Tab To Rule Them All.
* By Stev Peifer (http://www.tip.it)
*/
(
function($){
$.fn.tab=function(option){
//~ Create objects and default options
var defaultOption={
align:'left',
padding:'5',
select:'0',
speed:'1000',
tabs:[],
title:'',
width:'670'
};
var option=$.extend({},defaultOption,option);
var _this=$.extend({},this,
{
busy:0,
clicked:0
}
);
//~ Check and throw errors for invalid options
if(option.align!='left'&&option.align!='center'&&option.align!='right')
$.error('$.tab() - Unexpected value specified for option: align.');
if(isNaN(option.padding=parseInt(option.padding)))
$.error('$.tab() - Unexpected value specified for option: padding.');
if(isNaN(option.select=parseInt(option.select))||option.select<0||option.select>_this.find('>div').length-1)
$.error('$.tab() - Unexpected value specified for option: select.');
if(isNaN(option.speed=parseInt(option.speed)))
$.error('$.tab() - Unexpected value specified for option: speed.');
if(typeof option.tabs!='object'||option.tabs.length==0||option.tabs.length!=_this.find('>div').length)
$.error('$.tab() - Unexpected value specified for option: tabs.');
if(typeof option.title!='string'&&typeof option.title!='number')
...