Posted by paradiddle on July 30, 2008 at 5:12am
12 followers
| Project: | Quick Tabs |
| Version: | 6.x-3.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Pasqualle |
| Status: | needs work |
Issue Summary
Brilliant module - One of my favorites.
I was wondering what technique you would recommend in order to switch tabs by just hovering the mouse over the title, such as done on http://www.ibm.com
Many thanks!
Comments
#1
*bump*
#2
#3
Subscribe
#4
#5
Patch can be applied against the latest dev as well?
This module is moving so fast!
Thanks!
#6
yes, the patch is against the latest dev. there is no other release :)
#7
how to use patch for hover tabs ? how to apply ?
it's possible to use fading effect with javascript tools ?
by advance thank you
#8
subscribing
#9
this patch does not apply any more
I think instead of using the 'qt_bind_hover' class on the link, we should use Drupal.settings for the quicktab
fading effect: #327436: Fade or slide effect when changing tabs
#10
Moving new features to 3.x version
#11
What is the status of this? The last comments say not to use this patch any more and that this feature has been moved to 3.x version. Where can I find the 3.x version. Under "All Releases" all I can find is a new .info file.
Thanks.
#12
status: needs work..
the patch works (or worked), but I am not satisfied with the solution.
there is no 3.x version yet, it is just a categorization thing..
#13
Is this still on the table? :)
#14
Is that patch working or not?
Comment #9 + #10
Thanks
#15
Has anyone had any luck figuring this out? Thanks!
#16
Here's an updated patch for latest 6.x-3.x.
#17
Just realised hover wasn't supported for views in the patch I used. I added hover support for views to the attached patch.
#18
Any chance this patch can be ported to the D7 version?
#19
I'd love to be able to hover over the a tab and accordion a to reveal the content.
Can someone who is confident they will be able to do it, release a d7 patch?
It would be great to see this in the next dev d7 version.
#20
For the meanwhile, #556784: You can simply use jQuery's .hover() function. You can emulate a click.