JQuery Tabs for TYPO3
November 10th, 2009
Evo_jqtabs extension allows you to build toggled content tabs basing on the JQuery library. Content can be loaded during page rendering or via Ajax. This extension is an adaptation of rgtabs written by Georg Ringer.
Screenshots and video
Example of tabs
JQtabs
Configuration of BE plugin
Konfiguracja wtyczki w BE
| Property | Description |
| Select records | select records to be open as tabs |
| Use ajax | check if you want to load content with ajax |
| Start with tab # | number of tab to be open as default |
Typoscript configuration.
| Property | Data type | Description | Default |
| template_file | file | choose file as tabs template | EXT:evo_jqtabs/templates/tabs.html |
| css_file | int | set 1 to include default css file | 1 |
| jquery | int | set 1 to include jquery lib | 1 |
| jquery-ui | int | set 1 to include jquery user interface. You can visit http://jqueryui.com/ to customize UI. | 1 |
To do
Nothing right now. Any question and improvements are welcome.
Does it only work with TemplaVoila!, or the standard page module as well?
It works with standard module also.
Would it be possible to implement the same features just like in the rgtabs extension?
Yes sure. This is initial release. However if you want to help developing this extension, I can upload it to forge
Nice extension, should declutter my homepage
Many Thanks!
Hi, I was wondering whether this extension is available anymore? I can’t find it in the TYPO3 ext repository.
Thanks.
Hm
Looks like TER problem
Can’t find any of aour extension and others
Good to see that there’s an up-to-date jquery tab extension. I’ll give it a try.
Super to see that there is an alternative to rgtabs. Can you however tell me whether it will also work with tt_news. And not just the listing, but it is important to know whether the single view can also be displayed in the tab, where the tt_news listing is.
Yes you can. Check also this http://typo3.org/extensions/repository/view/jfmulticontent/current/ extension. I think it is much better and developed.