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Zetta Tabs

About Zetta Tabs

Zetta Tabs is pure CSS responsive tabs with 5 predefined themes and unlimited color schemes (color switcher), 15 different switch effects.

Technical Info

Created	Updated	High Resolution	Compatible Browsers	Files	Software Version
5 January 15	5 January 15	No	IE9, IE10, IE11, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome	HTML, CSS	CSS2, CSS3

Features

15 effects

15 different switch effects – slide, fade, scale and flip.

5 themes

5 predefined different themes.

Unlimited colors

Get tabs with your own color scheme, using color switcher.

12-column grid system

Use responsive grid system for your own content.

3 layouts

3 main tabs layouts – left, center and right.

470+ vector icons

Use Font Awesome icon set for tabs labels or for content.

Documentation with examples

Use documentation as starting point for your tabs. It has live tabs examples and code examples with descriptions.

CSS3

Tabs works on all devices without Javascript and jQuery.

Free Updates

Once purchase get updates all the time!

Changelog

v1.0.0 (5 January 2015)
* initial release

Comments

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