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tmurrayjr

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  1. I do not, but it looks great! Maybe we can get SE to ask them to share the code. I did "inspect" the source code with Chrome and they are using some serious CSS with images to get that look and feel. I thought I might be able to piece it together, but just don't have the time. So . . . Hey SE! Can you do us all a solid and ask Blizzard Baseball to hook a guy up? ;-) - Tom
  2. Outstanding!!! Glad it worked out If I ever figure out the spacing issue I’ll let you know - Tom
  3. You've got it! Add the code element to the page with the tab element on it. Paste the code above in the code element, save the changes, then you need to turn off the editing switch to see the actual code working. Hope this helps Tom
  4. Hi Peter, This isn't 100% there, but cut and paste the below code in to a code widget at the top of the page where the tab element is at. I tried to get the main content of the tab to butt up against the actual tabs but you'll see there is a separation between the actual tabs and their content. There is an indicator for what tab is active/selected. Anyway, hope this get's you part way there. - Tom <style> .tab-remote { border-style: solid; border-width: 2px; Border-radius: 10px 10px 0px 0px; } .tabContainer { border-style: solid; border-width: 2px; } .layoutContainerTabs:before { content: none; } .layoutContainerTabs:after { content: none; } .tabContainer:before { content: none; } .tabContainer:after { content: none; } </Style>
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