=== Plugin Name ===
Contributors: t31os_
Tags: editor, shortcode, tabs, jquery, jquery-ui, post, page, custom-post-types
Requires at least: 3.1.0
Tested up to: 3.6
Stable tag: 1.0.6

Create jQuery tabs inside your posts, pages or post types using simple shortcodes inside the post editor. 

== Description ==

Show off your post content inside stylish jQuery powered tabs using one of 25 different themes or create your own styling to suit.

== Installation ==

1. Upload the `put`(post-ui-tabs) folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
1. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
1. Visit the plugin configuration screen under **Admin > Settings > Post UI Tabs** and set your preferences
1. Create posts using the easy to use shortcode and watch the magic happen

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= So how do i create tabs? =

Please use the following format for creating tab sets.
`
[tab name="Your tab name 1"]Your tab content[/tab] 
[tab name="Your tab name 2"]Your tab content[/tab]
[tab name="Your tab name 3"]Your tab content[/tab]
[end_tabset]
`
**NOTE:** It is essential all tab sets end with the `[end_tabset]` shortcode, the tabs will not appear without it. Please also note tabs can not be placed on the same line, this is a limitation of shortcode functionality in WordPress.

= Can i use my own stylesheet instead of one of the UI skins? =

Yes, simply disable skins and add any custom CSS for styling into your own stylesheet.

**NOTE:**  The live preview is not available when defining your own CSS.

= Can i use HTML inside the tabs? =

You may use any HTML the WordPress content editor usually allows inside the tab content, but not inside the tab names(which are sanitized seperately).

= Can i use tabs in pages? =

The plugin is not restricted to a particular kind of content, so yes pages, posts or custom post types(or at least any type that supports using the content editor).

= Can i use other shortcodes inside the tab content? =

Yes you should be able to, it has not been tested, but if you have any problems feel free to start a support topic right here in the WordPress.org forums.

= Why do the tabs not look the same when i view them on the front facing side of my site? =

It is possible your theme's stylesheet is applying CSS to some of the tabs elements, please feel free to start a support topic if you need help making adjustments.

= How can i remove the UI classes from the next and previous links? =

Add the following to your theme's **functions.php** file.
`
add_filter( 'post_ui_tabs_class', '__return_empty_array' );
`
= When using text nav links how i can change the link text? =

You can modify the previous and next link text using the following in your theme's **functions.php** file.
`
// First strip away the classes added to the links by Post UI Tabs
add_filter( 'post_ui_tabs_class', '__return_empty_array' );

// Hook callback functions to the filters
add_filter( 'post_ui_tabs_next', 'put_nav_next_text' );
add_filter( 'post_ui_tabs_prev', 'put_nav_prev_text' );

// Callback to change the 'Next' text
function put_nav_next_text() { return 'Your next text'; }

// Callback to change the 'Previous' text
function put_nav_prev_text() { return 'Your previous text'; }
`
= How do i include my own CSS instead of using a jQuery UI theme? =

One of two ways, the first can be accomplished by using the three filters provided for the skins array, stylesheet name and stylesheet directory.

*For example:* (example assumes you're loading a custom stylesheet from your theme directory)
`
// Swap the jquery ui directory uri for the theme directory uri
add_filter( 'post_ui_tabs_dir', 'put_use_theme_directory' );

function put_use_theme_directory() {
	// Return the theme or child theme directory
	return get_stylesheet_directory_uri();
}
// Empty out the skins array(deals with some conditional logic in the plugin - required to work)
add_filter( 'post_ui_tabs_skins', '__return_empty_array' );

// Update the stylesheet name(example uses what would typically be the name of the stylesheet created by jQuery's Theme Roller - assuming you called the theme *custom*)
add_filter( 'post_ui_tabs_stylesheet', 'put_stylesheet_name' );

function put_stylesheet_name() {
	return 'jquery-ui-1.10.2.custom.css';
}
`
The second method is a bit more straight forward, simply..
* Check the *Disable Skins* option on the Post UI Tabs settings page.
* Add your own CSS to your theme's stylesheet(typically *style.css*)

== Screenshots ==

1. A post with 2 jQuery UI tab sets
2. The plugin administration page

== Changelog ==

= 1.0.6 =
* Update jQuery functions inline with jQuery UI updates, ie. replace calls to deprecated functions
* Removed cookie support(removed from jQuery UI) - alternative to be provided later on
* Moved some filters that were not working correctly
* Added some new action hooks for users to disable jQuery UI css and enqueue their own
* Improved some jQuery to better handle previous and next navigation when there are disabled tabs

= 1.0.5 =
* Changed the `has_tabs` variable to public

= 1.0.4 =
* Update to jQuery UI 1.8.15 (for skins)
* Add option to display tab titles and content in feeds
* Rearrange markup for feeds so titles and content does not bunch together
* Move enqueues to more appropriate action

= 1.0.3 =
* Rename cookie javascript, possible fix for unknown problem with 404s to cookie script
* Remove shortcode content from feeds(was never intended to be output in feeds)

= 1.0.2 =
* Fix style/script versions
* Add proper plugin version to plugin(whoops)
* Add more to readme.txt