Overview:

Below is the syntax of the HTML code that is required to implement the 1st JAVATab into your Web site. There is also a description of each part of the syntax.

The blue part of the syntax is the HTML Code which should NOT be altered.
The red part of the syntax may be altered according to the values and text that you require.

The blue code may be copied from here below or alternatively, copy the source code of our sample file and alter the values (red) to your specific needs as described.

Example:

Size and colour HTML code:

<APPLET CODE="JAVATab.class" WIDTH=220 HEIGHT=300>
CODE="JAVATab.class" The name of the applet. This may not be altered.
WIDTH=600 The actual width of the applet. It may be altered to your needs.
HEIGHT=42 The actual height of the applet. It may be altered to your needs.
<PARAM NAME="TAB_BG" VALUE="210,210,210">
"TAB_BG" The name of the Tab background parameter. This may not be altered.
VALUE="210,210,210" The colour values (red, green and blue) may be altered. In this example, the background colour is grey.

For more explanation on colour settings click here.

"Top" or "Bottom" TAB HTML code.

<PARAM NAME="TABONBOTTOM" VALUE="No">
VALUE="No"
VALUE="Yes"

TAB HTML code.

<PARAM NAME="TAB0" VALUE="Overview; overview.htm; main">
"TAB0" Each new tab must have an increasing increment and must start with 0. Each begins with "TAB" eg.TAB0 for the first parameter, TAB1 for the second, TAB2 and so on.
VALUE="Overview; This text should be the description of the tab label.
overview.htm; This refers to the name of the HTML file that you want this tab linked to.
main; This should be the name of the Frame where the file that you previously specified is located. Writing "_blank" will open a new browser window.

Some important tips: