Hi,
I’ve managed to get normalize to work now, but it seems to be re-ordering my tabs.
I have two rows of tabs that both fill the full width of the container, but after they are normalized, the tabs are no longer in the order that they are defined in the HTML.
Is there a way to force normalize to keep the order of the tabs the same as defined in the HTML?
Debbie
P.S. Just wondering. Is there any support provided here at the weekends, because I do a lot of development then and it would be very useful to not have to wait until the next Monday for an answer, if I get stuck with some aspect of DHTMLX?
Hi,
yes, normalize can reorder tabs. To keep tabs order you need to use row attribite.
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Is there any support provided here at the weekends
We do not usually answer on forum at weekends.
Hi Alexandra,
Does the row attribute keep the order of the tabs within a row as well as between rows?
Thank you for letting me know about the forum support. I can plan around that bit of knowledge now.
But could I maybe put that one into your “suggestion box” to perhaps consider providing some support at weekends, as I’m sure I’m not the only one that develops at the weekend and would greatly appreciate some help during that time.
Perhaps one check each day would be good enough, because I’m sure we all appreciate that weekends are valued by you as well. 
Debbie
Hi Alexandra,
Another idea I had is perhaps to make normalize keep the order of the tabs by default and provide an extra parameter that tells it that it can re-order the tabs, if it needs to, in case someone requires that functionality.
Debbie
Hi Debbie,
row attribute should be used instead of normalize method. It defines the in what row the tab should be placed, not tab position.
Currently we don’t plan to change normalize method.
regarding support at weekends… we provide support only working days, and high-priority support goes to online support system (support.dhtmlx.com/).