Learn how to control the appearance of your web pages with CSS, from basic to advanced techniques Design of dynamic, database-driven websites, from blogs to product catalogs and shopping carts from the newsletter registration form Add interactivity to your web site with ready-to-use JavaScript programs from Adobe's Spry Framework is easy to control the many helper files that power your website and manage thousands of parts Check your web pages and Dreamweaver skills with the book "living example" Add Spry Tabbed Panels for Web Pages Some website visitors are reluctant to move, if they do not t see what they want when a first page load, they move on?. Therefore, some Web designers divide long sections into several pages of information so that each page presents a small, easily digestible pieces. Spry Tabbed Panels provide an alternative (see Figure 13-1). Rather than making one long page, or several smaller pages, you can organize information into a separate tab panels. Adding the Tabbed Panels You can place the Spry tab panel anywhere on the web page. But because the tabs form a single line at the top of the panel, you need enough space to accommodate all the tabs horizontally. Unless you have only a few tabs with text labels one word, you must put the tab panels in space that is wide enough, as the main column of a web page, or the entire width of the page. Set up your page? S content to the panel are easily accessible by the Spry Tabbed Panels widget. Click the tab to open a new panel? S value information without having the browser to load new web pages. Select Insert> Spry> Spry Tabbed Panels, or, on the Insert panel? S Spry category, click one of the Spry Tabbed Panel? Button s (see Figure 13-2). You can find all the items on the panel Insert s Spry Spry category (Figure 13-2, left);?? You'll also find some Spry widgets (including the panel tabs) is listed under the category of layout (Figure 13-2, right), and other Spry buttons are grouped in another tab (Spry form validation widgets appear below the Form tab, for example). After you enter a tab panel, you see two tabs and two panels on the page (Figure 13-3), in addition, a blue tab appears on the top panel shows the Spry widgets. Note: When you save a page after entering the Spry Tabbed Panels, Dreamweaver tells you that he has added two files to the site: CSS file (SpryTabbedPanels.css) to format the panel, and JavaScript files (SpryTabbedPanels.js) to make the panel appear and disappear when the visitor clicks the tab.