There are a number of ways to simulate a Windows Style tab in a Web page, and here's a simpler way to do it--with HTC components.
The advantage of using HTC is that it is free to call, a bit of a batch feeling, for example you have a lot of pages to use this tab, then you just have to do a HTC on it, and then in different pages to call each other, without having to repeat the production. It is convenient to use and can save a lot of time.
The specific production methods are as follows:
First, download MPC.HTC
First go to the Microsoft site to download a component called MPC.HTC, which is the raw material for making Windows tabs.
Second, edit the Web page, call MPC.HTC
1, the HTML tag written:
The following are references:
2. Establish style behavior:
The following are references: <STYLE>
Mpc\:container,mpc\:p age{
Behavior:url (MPC.HTC);
}
</STYLE>
That is, Mpc\:container and mpc\:p age are invoked by behavior MPC.HTC
3, the specific content calls:
The following are references: <BODY>
<div>
<mpc:container style= "width:400; Height:200 ">
<mpc:page
Id= "Name"
Tabtitle= "The content here will be prompted by the mouse."
Tabtext= "Here is the tab label content" >
Here are the details of the tab
</mpc:page>
<mpc:page tabtitle= "tabtext=" ">
</mpc:page>
</mpc:container>
</div>
</BODY>
Here the <mpc:container> label determines the width and height of the entire tab using the style's width and height, and then the <mpc:page> ... </mpc:page> Add the contents of the tab between the tabs, with several options on the list <mpc:page> ... </mpc:page> label.
Attached is the code for the Windows tab sample page in the article:
The following are references: <HEAD>
<meta http-equiv= "Content-type" content= "text/html; charset=gb2312 ">
<TITLE>mpc</TITLE>
<STYLE>
Mpc\:container,mpc\:p age{
Behavior:url (MPC.HTC);
}
</STYLE>
</HEAD>
<body bgcolor= "#FFFFFF" onload= "ompc.style.visibility= ' Visible '" text= "#000000" >
<div style= "Position:absolute;height:200;width:400;margin-top:20" >
<mpc:container id= "OMPC" style= "width:400; height:200; Visibility:hidden ">
<mpc:page id= "Tab1" tabtitle= "This is a form" tabtext= "form" >
<table align= "CENTER" style= "border:1 solid;font:20pt;
width:300; height:150; Color:white ">
<TR><TD valign= "Middle" align= "CENTER" > This is a form </td></tr>
</table>
</mpc:page>
<mpc:page id= "TaB2" tabtitle= "Here you can write text" tabtext= "text text" >
<div style= "PADDING:12PX; font:10pt; Font-style:italic ">
Please write the text here ...
</div>
</mpc:page>
<mpc:page id= "Tab3" tabtitle= "This is the image" tabtext= "image" >
</mpc:page>
<mpc:page id= "TAB4" tabtitle= "This can be other content" tabtext= "other content" >
<a href=#><font face= "italics _gb2312" size= "2" > Hyperlink </font></a>
</mpc:page>
</mpc:container></div>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/samples/internet/behaviors/library/mpc/mpc.htc
The HTC file is placed in the same directory as the HTM file where you have the tab, or you can change the position of HTC in the following section of the page source code
Mpc\:container {
Behavior:url (MPC.HTC);
}
Mpc\:p Age {
Behavior:url (MPC.HTC);
}
