Add tab content to the example

[donv]

The example displays how to create the tab headers, but omits displaying actual tab content. Switching headers is good, but displaying content is better :)

[pfrandsen]

Totally agree with donv - tabs without content are just not very useful :-( and it does not seem obvious how to actually add content. Examples currently seems hard (impossible?) to find. The technology is very promising but there is still a long way to go - and good examples will be a huge step forward.

[gehanr]

yep.... what's the point in using tabs if you can't add content to them. was doing a bit of searching and there does not seem to be any documentation on how to add/manage content for tabs. hope there'll be some clarification on this soon.

[SmokyBob]

Just for the sake of information, the way I use is the second comment in the answer to this SO question

[frankiefu]

A common way is to use core-pages along with paper-tabs. Here is a simple example: http://jsbin.com/denedudokike/1/edit

And yes we should add an example in paper-tabs repo.

[gehanr]

Thanks @frankiefu for that!! got it working now!

[vzhen]

@frankiefu Big thanks

[AlexanderKoehn]

Just a note: For Polymer >= 1.0 the event to listen to is 'iron-select' instead of 'core-select' document.querySelector('paper-tabs').addEventListener('iron-select', function() { console.log(tabs.selected); });

[crclayton]

I agree, it was more complicated than it needed to be to bind pages to tabs. The change to Polymer 1+ made it all the more frustrating.

Here's a complete (and current) example for anyone who comes along after