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Dhtmlxlauout and dhtmlxTabbar I have the following code in my html file. An object is attached to layout at the bottom and the bottom contents has a Tabbar. This code works fine bu the Tabbar shows up with a background color simliar to Layout skin. How do I remove the background color of the tab <form id='formstyle' name='formstyle' method='POST'> <div id="parentId" style="position:absolute;width:100%;height:100%;;border:thin 1px black;"></div> <div id='university-content'> <table width='100%' border=0> <tr> <td></td> <td align=right>TEST</td> </tr> </table> <div id="a1_tabbar" style="width:100%;height:370px;overflow:hidden;"></div> </div> <div id='univ1'></div> <div id='univ2'></div> <div id='univ3'></div> <div id='univ4'></div> <script defer> var skin = "dhx_blue"; var dhxLayout= new dhtmlXLayoutObject("parentId", "2E"); dhxLayout.cells("a").hideHeader(); dhxLayout.cells("b").hideHeader(); dhxLayout.cells("a").setHeight(72); dhxLayout.cells("a").attachURL("/template/jsp/nomenu-nosidebar-header.jsp"); dhxLayout.cells("b").attachObject("university-content"); tabbar=new dhtmlXTabBar("a1_tabbar","top",25); tabbar.setImagePath("/template/js/dhtmlxTabbar/codebase/imgs/"); tabbar.setStyle("modern"); tabbar.setMargin("7"); tabbar.setOffset("20"); tabbar.addTab("a1","University Summary","200px"); tabbar.addTab("a2","University List","200px"); tabbar.addTab("a3","University Details","200px"); tabbar.addTab("a4","University Location","200px"); tabbar.setContent("a1","univ1"); tabbar.setContent("a2","univ2"); tabbar.setContent("a3","univ3"); tabbar.setContent("a3","univ4"); </script> </form> Answer posted by Support on Dec 05, 2008 03:04 If you mean zone with where tab-caption placed - its background defined as dhtmlxlayout_dhx_blue.css table.dhtmlxLayoutPolyContainer_dhx_blue .dhx_tablist_zone { background-color:#D3E2E5; } The content part of tabbar must not have any background-color If you mean some other coloring - please provide a screenshoot and point to incorrectly colored area. |