Responsive Tabs is a jQuery plugin that provides responsive tab functionality. The tabs transform to an accordion when it reaches a CSS breakpoint. You can use this plugin as a solution for displaying tabs elegantly on desktop, tablet and mobile.
Hi, this is the first time I am using Github and this is just an a question, not an issue, so apologies if I am not using the correct process for asking a question.
Firstly thanks a lot for developing Jquery.ResponsiveTabs, great product.
I have developed my menu items using responsive Tabs. I want them to open/close on mouseover, when the screen size is large (this works fine).
When I reduce the screen size, I want to deactivate mouseover event, as I will be opening/closing the menu items, by clicking on a specific button. And I am not sure how do deactivate the mouseover event... at the same time I want to reactivate the mouseover event, if the screen is resized to large.
I have asked this question on stackoverflow and not a single answer/comment:
Hi, this is the first time I am using Github and this is just an a question, not an issue, so apologies if I am not using the correct process for asking a question.
Firstly thanks a lot for developing Jquery.ResponsiveTabs, great product.
I have developed my menu items using responsive Tabs. I want them to open/close on mouseover, when the screen size is large (this works fine).
When I reduce the screen size, I want to deactivate mouseover event, as I will be opening/closing the menu items, by clicking on a specific button. And I am not sure how do deactivate the mouseover event... at the same time I want to reactivate the mouseover event, if the screen is resized to large.
I have asked this question on stackoverflow and not a single answer/comment:
This is how I Initialize responsive Tabs:
I want to deactivate the mouse over event, so on screen resize, I do:
This will correctly deactivate the event, but I do not know how to turn it back on?
I tried calling
TabsResponsive()
again to reinitialize the object but it did not work.Appreciate your help in advance, Hooman