I used the "yjsg_custom_params.php" file, following the instructions here:
http://www.yjsimplegrid.com/document...rams-file.html
and here:
http://yjsimplegrid.com/documentatio...avascript.html
It worked!!!
I added my CSS, JS and the JQuery function call all in there. Sort of like this for a test class called metamxTabs:
Code:
$YjsgCustomJS= array();
$YjsgCustomJS[] = $yj_site.'src/jquery.responsiveTabs.js';
// Loads the script
$document->addStyleSheet(JURI::base() . 'templates/eximium/css/responsivetabs/responsive-tabs.css');
$document->addStyleSheet(JURI::base() . 'templates/eximium/css/responsivetabs/style.css');
//Loads the CSS
$yjsg_js.="jQuery(function($) {
$('#metamxTabs').responsiveTabs({
startCollapsed: 'accordion'
});
})";
//Calls the function
However, its too clumsy a solution for me to use. As I mentioned in my original post, I am using both the shortcode tabs, and also the module position tabs. So, i'd have to rewrite some of the core tabs plugin in order to get my classes on there, and it ended up being too clunky a solution for me.
So, For my hero position on the Home Page I'm using the module position slider instead of the tabs, I added a mock version of the tabs navigation in my module for desktop navigation, and then the slider pagination for small displays. This is a bit better, and less work for me
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Thanks for the help. I'm setting up the live site and will purchase the licence for the clients domain. All the code headers are completely preserved, so think I'll bo OK for the TOS.
I love this framework. As I get through the fine grain work, it seems you guys thought of everything, and when I want to customize its really pretty flexible. Awesome Job.
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