Hi Dan, I looked through your list of tutorials, but forgive me troubling you, what first videos would you recommend to take me beyond what I have already learned in the standard freeway intorduction video tutorial? Not running over basics of the freeway interface but, well you know, getting stuck in, somewhere where I can get past this blank empty space of non-creativity and under the bonnet. Hope the question is not too vague, man do I waffle…simple question - point me somewhere…thanks.
As far as recommendations, after the Freeway Basics series I recorded the door is completely open to what’s next. Fortunately there are plenty of options to choose from and my ScreenCasts offer bits of pieces of what you may need to use or create within a particular project.
What is next is up to you and based off your needs-to-know based off the project you’re working on…there will probably be a ScreenCast for that.
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That’s what I wanted to ask you:
Hi Dan,
just sitting over your screencast “Tabs with jQuery” and set it up so far. But how the heck do you get the “active” stat with your bg image? It might be my “not quite good english” that didn’t let me understand how to do. I actually tried it to do with the css-manu action and it works all - except of the “active”.
The JQuery that is used in that screencast automatically applies a ‘active’ class style to whichever tab is highlighted or selected. So in your CSS palette you would have to create a new TAG style:
ul#fwNav1 li.active a
since the ‘active’ is applied to the list item and not the link created. You won’t see it in your code, but the JQuery does that.
Yes, you would just add properties and values to the TAG style and it would then make the adjustments only when the tab was selected. Your output code would look like: