How To Install DomTABs on WordPress

domtabs Have you ever seen blogs where the popular posts, top commentators, and blogroll are all tabbed into one small area? Those blogs are using DOMtabs.

DOMtabs is a free script and by using the guide below, its quick to install. I’ve also created a simple stylesheet that you can use to easily restyle your DOMtabs.

You can see DOMtabs in action in the sidebar here on Pro Blog Design. It is a very user-friendly way of saving space on the page, and cutting your clutter.

Lastly, this guide is written with WordPress in mind, but the script can be used anywhere. If you’re on another platform, try applying the steps to your own platform, or read the help on the script’s site, and comment here for help if you need it.

5 Step Guide to Install DOMtabs

  1. Download the script from the official site, and unzip it on your computer.
  2. Upload the domtab.js file to your theme folder in WordPress.
  3. Download pbd_domtab.css (Right click, “Save Target As” or “Save Link As”), and upload that to the theme folder as well.
  4. In header.php, paste the following above </head> :
    <script type="text/javascript" src="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/domtab.js"></script> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="<?php bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/pbd_domtab.css" media="screen" />
  5. In sidebar.php, or in a widget if you use widgets, paste the following where you want the DOMtabs to go:
    <div class="domtab">
      <ul class="domtabs">
        <li><a href="#t1">Tab 1</a></li>
        <li><a href="#t2">Tab 2</a></li>
        <li><a href="#t3">Tab 3</a></li>
      </ul>
      <div>
        <a name="t1" id="t1"></a>
        <p>Insert contents of the first tab here,
    e.g. The code for a plugin.</p>
      </div>
      <div>
        <a name="t2" id="t2"></a>
        <p>Insert contents of the second tab here.</p>
      </div>
      <div>
        <a name="t3" id="t3"></a>
        <p>Insert contents of the third tab here.</p>
      </div>
    </div>

And that’s you done. If you want to add another tab, just make another copy of one of the sections. There is no limit on the number you can have.

You can customize the colors and appearance by editing the pbd_domtab.css file. The lines to change have been highlighted at the top of the file.

If you have any problems, just comment below and I’ll help out.

Update: A lot of people have issues with parts of their page disappearing when you click an in-page link (e.g. the /post/#comments link). Thanks to Mike Smith for sharing a solution to that problem!

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  1. Style (1 comments)24 March 08

    great article! thanks for the tutorial!

  2. I’ve tryed using domTabs and have found that it conflits with some templates.The solution i found was creating an external php file with the html code for the tabs inside it and call it in the main wordpress template.

  3. Style,
    No problem. :)

    Mario,
    I’ve had a little trouble with it here as well. Your fix sounds strange (Not quite sure how it would work! xD ), but as long as it worked, then well done. :D

  4. I tried DomTabs a while back but for some reason they just didn’t cooperate with me. Had trouble styling them.I found that I like idTabs much better: http://www.sunsean.com/idTabs/. Plus the idTabs don’t interfere with the other jQuery stuff I’m using on the site. :)

  5. I’ve been using this in a project, and the styling has been nice and easym installation and everything went nice. The only problem is that I need two instances on certain pages.

    That idTab thing is interesting Deron, I might use that. I’ll be using jQuery too, so it will be nice to not interfere.

  6. Interesting.. When I see tabs, for some reason it reminds me of a magazine style theme. Personally, I like a large sidebar to compliment the post contents.

  7. Starfeeder (13 comments)24 March 08

    Great helpful post! We’re going to use this in our new layout… look for it next month ;)

  8. Deron,
    idTabs look great. Thanks for sharing! If it’s a little less buggy to work with than DOMtabs, I might try it out in the future. :)

    Connor,
    Check out the page source of the official site. They’re running 2 instances per page, so that will show ya how its done.

    Brad,
    But is there anything wrong with borrowing from a magazine style?

    Starfeeder,
    Looking forward to it!

  9. milo (72 comments)24 March 08

    Michael, the code display (in posts) doesn’t work properly in op 9.26, adding a dead long scrollbar, otherwise helpful tutorial, however the domtabs are interfering with other j scripts like prototype.js.

  10. Simon (4 comments)24 March 08

    Have you tried JQuery Tabs 3? (http://www.stilbuero.de/jquery/tabs_3/).I’ve been playing about with them on a WordPress theme I’m working on. Very slick, and with loads of options.

  11. Luke (5 comments)24 March 08

    I’ve been trying to implement DOMtabs ever since you mentioned them the first time, but unfortunately ran into 2 problems that were too big for me. The first was the fact that apart from the “#back to top” link I also needed the “#comments” link excluded from the JS batch (very poor JS knowledge here). The second problem was a problem with styling the tabs, which may arise from the fact that the topblogger template is mostly css “id” and not “class” based. Whatever I did, the link text on the tabs would just remain standard style and changing the tab’s “class” to an “id” would just break the whole script.  Would you be so kind as to point me in a direction which would help me in my struggles, please :) .

  12. redwall_hp (134 comments)24 March 08

    Great post. I thought about putting DOM Tabs on Webmaster-Source when I was making room for 125×125 ads. In the end I decided against it and just cut a bunch of the extraneous things out, since their functionality is available on my Archives page.

  13. AJ (6 comments)24 March 08

    Great article! I was having trouble installing DomTABs on my blog until I saw this.

  14. Milo,
    Seems to be a problem with the <pre> tag. Thanks for letting me know. :)

    Simon,
    No, I hadn’t heard of it before. Didn’t realise there were this many alternatives. Thanks!

    Luke,
    When you loaded one of those #comments links, did most of the page disappear on you?

    As for styling it, it was probably due to CSS specificity. Try this example rule:

    div.domtab ul.domtabs li {color:#ffffff;}

    Redwall,
    You probably made the better choice there. DOMtabs can help lessen the clutter, but not so much as taking things out altogether will do!

    AJ,
    It can be a little awkward, can’t it? xD

  15. AJ (6 comments)25 March 08

    Yes, it can be xD. Now I can use NicEdit by replacing Tabber :D

  16. Luke (5 comments)25 March 08

    Michael,Yes, the div containing the “a href” the #comments points to dissapears completely (i.e. the whole content of the posts, lol).Still have to try out the styling though.

  17. AJ,
    Sounds good. :D

    Luke,
    That happened here as well! What you have to do is add a few blank divs. eg. Look at the page source for this page, and you’ll find the very start of my page looks like this:

    <div id="bg"><div class="stupidtabs"></div><div id="wrapper"><div class="stupidtabs"></div>

    The stupidtabs divs are there so that DOMtabs will make those disappear, and not my actual content.

    I can’t tell you where exactly to put the empty divs in your page though, unless I saw a page with the error on it. :(

  18. Brad (9 comments)25 March 08

    No, Magazine styles are fine. :D Tabs are quite slick, but don’t work for every design, was basically what I was trying to say..

  19. Brad,
    Ahh, that’s true. I get you now. :)

  20. Ah, I have wanted to know how to do this, thanks for the tutorial.

  21. noonnoo (7 comments)26 March 08

    Off-topic: Michiel, have you noticed that your DOMtabs are working buggy in Opera? It’s probably easy to fix. ;)

    DOMtabs are nice, but don’t use them on your page to have a smaller sidebar. Just use them for the nice effect: you don’t have to reload the page to see more. It’s very useable to put some information in.

  22. Is this so simple?? damn the hours i’ve lost tring to get this to work…

  23. SarahG (15 comments)28 March 08

    Michael, you have perfect timing, I was asked this week to add these style of tabbing to a client’s site and the info supplied to me didn’t look too great. Yours looks like a perfect solution :)

    Cheers for the great post

  24. Noonoo,
    Yeah, I know about that (The extra border around the tabs?). I’ve spent goodness knows how long trying to fix it, but I can’t work it out! :(

    Ricardo,
    It’s only ever simple when things work the way they should. And we all know how rarely that can be!

    Sarah,
    No problem Sarah. Tabbing does seem to be getting very popular in blog designs, so it’s a good thing to know. :)

  25. SarahG (15 comments)28 March 08

    Michael, this isn’t a blog but a business site selling watches (no not fakes!). They have a list of 5 recently added products, they now want a few tabs of 5 latest rolexes, 5 latest tags etc.

    It’s been requested by their SEO although I’m sure the site owner will like it too ;)

  26. Sarah,
    Ahh, I suppose I should have said “design in general.” Hope it goes down well. :)

  27. Ganha (1 comments)29 March 08

    Hello, i am really impressed with this article but i have i little problem i can not get to work my plugins, i called the plugins e.g

    < ?php recent_posts(); ?>

    But it does not work, am i doing something wrong?What plugins do you use?thanks a lot and sorry for my bad english

  28. mia (1 comments)29 March 08

    I am trying to install domtabs into sidebar.php. How do I get popular and recent comments to appear?

  29. Ganha,
    Are you using a widget for this? If so, you should read this post.

    Mia,
    You need to use plugins to get those. e.g. Get Recent Comments. You would then put the plugin code (Will be explained in the plugin’s “Install” section) into the DOMtabs.

  30. DomTABs are nice, they gracefully scale if you have CSS or images disabled, but they have a big problem: without Javascript enabled they don’t show anything.A lot of people browse without JS (i.e. Internet point, corporate PCs…) so they would display at least the default tab in these cases.(IMHO)

  31. SarahG (15 comments)29 March 08

    Gianluca, I thought that at first but the original dom tabs on the site Michael linked to do display all the content without JS on, providing you use JS and CSS to hide the extra tabs as opposed to just CSS, although using document.write as the DOM tabs site suggests isn’t valid Strict XHTML.

  32. noonnoo (7 comments)29 March 08

    @Gianluca S.,About browsing without JS on. Only 2,5% of the users of the web haven’t JS on. It doesn’t seem to be much. But that are much people. Millions! You are right. This is a big problem. They even should show up right when JS is off. But have you ever considered how your tabs look like in the no-style mode (CSS off). Please be aware of that fact too! There are many people who have disabilities! My site is as safe as I can make it. But I change al lot to improve the look in the no-style mode.The standard WordPress mode is 100% friendly. ;) I want to warn everybody for this. Someone in my family has a disability and browsing on the web is a hell for her. Be nice for everyone! Everyone!

  33. Gianluca,
    That’s true! I definitely should have mentioned that up there, so well done for pointing it out.

    What Sarah has said is right, and it completely skipped my mind. In the original, you use JS for part of the CSS. In my tutorial, I’ve put that line of CSS into the CSS stylesheet itself. Definitely not as accessible as the JS version. :(

    I’ll have to fix that!

    Sarah,
    Thanks for pointing that out. You’re completely right. :)

    Noonoo,
    I agree, though the accessibility of Pro Blog Design has been a little sloppy lately! I need to set aside a weekend to redo some things around here. :(

  34. Luke (5 comments)31 March 08

    Thank you for all your help Martin :) . I finally settled for tabber instead of DOMTabs as I found it easier to configure.

  35. Luke,
    I’m glad you’ve got something working now (They look great)! I’ll try Tabber out as well sometime. If it’s easier to set up, then all well and good to it. :D

  36. dinsan (3 comments)2 April 08

    Hey,Thanks for the tip. I have it on my blog now… however, I am having trouble with the width of the domtab… will you please have a look and suggest some quick fix?thanks      

  37. Michael Martin (1316 comments)2 April 08

    Dinsan,
    On line 502 of your CSS file, you’ve given ul.domtabs a width of 583px. Just lower that value to whatever you want it to be.

  38. dinsan (3 comments)2 April 08

    I am not getting it right. Whats the exact code, and is it on the main stylesheet or the dom stylesheet, that I am supposed to add it ?  

  39. Michael Martin (1316 comments)2 April 08

    It’s on the main stylesheet (The style.css file in the wpdesigner theme).

  40. Mor10 (2 comments)3 April 08

    Great tutorial! Do you have any insight you want to share when it comes to styling the output content? I’d like to style my recent comments list but I can’t figure out what style tags they are attached to.

  41. Michael Martin (1316 comments)3 April 08

    Mor10,
    Do you know much about CSS?

    It might be a little hard if you don’t, but here’s an example. Let’s say you wanted to change the colors of those links to blue. You would add this to your theme’s style.css file:

    ul#recentcomments li a:link {color:blue;}

  42. Mor10 (2 comments)5 April 08

    so you style the elements dependent on the output of the plugin? problem is I can’t actually see that output when I strip the code – it’s hidden in the javascript.

  43. Michael Martin (1316 comments)5 April 08

    Mor10,
    Yep, it’s the output HTML that matters for styling it.

    But you can see it. Just load a page on your blog, and go to View > Page Source. You’ll be able to see the HTML structure then. :) (That’s how I was able to do it for your blog in my last comment.)

  44. Kenn Bell (1 comments)24 May 08

    All I get is the text on the side bar. What am I doing wrong?

  45. Michael Martin (1316 comments)24 May 08

    Kenn,
    Are you sure you’re linking to the javascript files properly?

  46. I’ve follow your steps but when I installed it on the side bar or widget it only show text only as what Kenn said. I’m not good at this but I still don’t get it…
    Here’s what I get :

    * Tab 1
    * Tab 2
    * Tab 3

    Insert contents of the first tab here, e.g. The code for a plugin.

    Insert contents of the second tab here.

    Insert contents of the third tab here.

    So what step I miss out?

  47. It seem like no one reply to my question, search Google and in the end came back to this post again…zzzz, I feel very sad that your instruction doesn’t work for everyone.

  48. SarahG (15 comments)2 June 08

    Wong, if you can see everything when you load the page (and it stays visible) then your javascript is not loading correctly. Either your JS is off on your browser or you’ve not linked the file correctly.

  49. Michael Martin (1316 comments)2 June 08

    Thanks for helping Wong out Sarah! :)

  50. What you mean by JS is off? And what you mean by not linked the file correctly? Can you explain.

  51. By the way am using atomic blogging, and it seems like Alvin never reply to me even I post on his blog…zzzzz…He use it on his blog theme but he never design it in his new theme, was wondering what is he thinking?

  52. SuperStar (1 comments)5 June 08

    if i add a class to the css of the domtabs, i doesn’t work, why?
    i want to make my doomtabs to look like yours, and i don’t know how, can you explain please, a link, something?

  53. Wonderful Post, its works great.

    Thanks Much!

  54. z (1 comments)22 June 08

    I Need To LEarn All This Stuff

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  56. talat (1 comments)11 August 08

    i wanna insert two group of tab. each will have three tab. but i cant do it by this code. when i push the tab which one is up the tab is bottom acts also. what should i do?

  57. Talat.
    For the second one, use the same code for the domtabs, but everywhere you see a “t1″ “t2″ etc, change it to “s1″ “s2″ etc. :)

  58. Hi Micheal, Looking for some more good content..

    Miss reading your blog man. :)

  59. Brad,
    Things have been pretty busy lately (And un-busy. Holidays are fun! :D ), but I’ll be writing again soon. And some guest posts lined up as well! :)

  60. I have been looking for this for a while now. Gonna try this out right now :)

  61. Schnee (1 comments)26 October 08

    I am trying this on a site running revolution theme and it seems to work, but the page lags on loading which is kind of a drag.

  62. Betty (2 comments)19 November 08

    Hi, I find that this does not work with the “wp recent comment” plugin. If I put the code that the plugin uses to generate recent comments inside the DomTABs, it displays nothing under that tab. In fact, if I check the source file of the page I can see that the content has actually been generated, but it just does not show up on the page. I guess if might has something to do with javascript, as the “wp recent comment” plugin uses some js to control the display of its content, and that js might intervene with DomTABs’ js and produces nothing.
    Can you see to it? Many thanks.

  63. Betty (2 comments)19 November 08

    Sorry, a typo: “I guess if might has” should be “I guess it might have”

  64. i agree with your opinon. thank you for this post. very intresting. i like it.

  65. Okay, I have spent 24 hours, literally, on this domtab! I got it installed but I have a couple of things I cannot get to work right. I thought I should ask for help as I have very little hair left…LOL

    1. Can I make the main content box a static size instead of variable by content?
    2. How can I add my democracy poll info to a tab’s content box (I have tried every code I can get my hands on to no avail)?
    3. What would the code be to get a double columned featured ( or recent posts) section like on this page (http://www.womenpreneurs.info/) below the flash picture viewer?

    I have tried to do this on my own…but I fear I am in a “little” over my head…LOL. Any help you could give me would be much appreciated!

    blessings,
    Wendy

  66. Sohel (1 comments)13 December 08

    My comment pop up link does not work after inserting domtab.js before the /head tag.When I click on comment pop up link comment_template is visible for few seconds,then it is disappears.Please giveme a solve as I am not an expert coder.

    • Sorry, I never use the comments popup link. I’m not sure what’s wrong with it.

      I’ve had a similar-ish error a few times with the DOMtabs script though. It picks a completely unrelated div from the code and hides it. The only way I’ve found to fix it was to go through the code and add blank s in a few places until you found the right now, so that DOMtabs would hide one of your empty s, instead of any actual content.

      I’m not sure how exactly to get that to work with the comments popup, sorry!

  67. Hi

    Nice article. :) Always nice to read some tips concerning the appearance of our blogs.

    Jack

  68. Snake (14 comments)12 January 09

    Thanks Michael it’s interesting i will try to install on my Wordpress 3.7.

    Thank you!

  69. Hi, i wanted to know why it doesn’t work on m site?, could you please check it out my url is http://www.beta.techappeal.com.mx thank you very much

  70. very nice !!!!

  71. Thanks, but practically speaking, how would I go about getting actual content in the tabs? For example, If I have a “Recent comments” tab, what code do I insert in the “Insert contents of the second tab here.” section to display the recent comments?

    Also if I wanted to have a “Popular Posts” tab, what code would I need to use to show the most popular posts?

  72. There are several variations of “dom tabs” out there, and lets be honest they work pretty well. If a user has javascript everything works as planned,

    • True, there are quite a few versions now. I’ve only written up domtabs here because it’s the one that I know. I always use it now. :)

  73. I really wanted to put DomTABS like this in my blog. Thanks for the tutorial.

  74. IHSAN (1 comments)5 March 09

    Thanks for sharing

  75. Nice Info.. thanks.. i’ll try soon

  76. nice posting, thanks for information

  77. cheuw (1 comments)6 March 09

    nice posting, i wanna try this tutorial..its very interesting..
    thanks for sharing with us..

  78. nyubi (1 comments)6 March 09

    nice trick dude,,,,
    keep posting
    good luck

    best regard
    nyubi

  79. i add a class to the css of the domtabs, i doesn’t work, why?
    i want to make my doomtabs to look like yours, and i don’t know how, can you explain please, a link, something?

  80. harex (1 comments)7 March 09

    realy nice blog….great
    keep on working

  81. andy (5 comments)7 March 09

    nice info… thanks

  82. Wow, nice tips. Thanks for sharing..

  83. Dream (5 comments)14 March 09

    very very good, Thanks for sharing, I will look for go on.

  84. Here is a short list of plugins that I can/can’t get to work within the domtabs. I’m not sure what the problem is, but I’ve noticed that domtabs doesn’t like divs inside it so you have to use span classes which limits things a bit.

    Can:
    Last viewed post
    Get most viewed post (Lester Chan)
    Get Least Viewed post (Lester Chan)
    Recently modified post
    Recent comments
    Total comments on blog
    and also the_query = new WP_Query(’showposts=XXX&orderby=XXX’)

    Can’t:
    Contextual Related Posts
    Highest Rated (Lester Chan)
    Lowest Rated (Lester Chan)

  85. Windows Vista Help (3 comments)22 March 09

    Thanks for this valuable information

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  87. Xtence (2 comments)23 April 09

    This is great and very usefull, thanks for sharing!

  88. Thank you very much for share this,it’s very Good,you had help me solved my difficult.

  89. Nursohib (1 comments)2 June 09

    It’s nice posting, i believe that this information can help the bloggers and thanks a lot for sharing.

  90. Zemalf (3 comments)12 June 09

    Very nice, easily done with this guide. thank you very much!
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  91. r4i (2 comments)18 June 09

    Thanks for your sharing this information
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  92. Thanks! Works great!
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  93. Atomic Popcorn (1 comments)19 June 09

    Okay so here is a large issue with the JS from domtabs and Wordpress – at least with 2.8

    When using the more tag of Wordpress and domtabs together it breaks the more tage functionality. What do I mean by this? Well when I have my domtabs and use a more tag in a post the content rolls up and dissapears for all users.
    So the main url with a “read more of this entry” in it, once clicked takes you to a url like this
    http://www.url.com/post-name/#3548 – when you arrive at this link – it shows content very quickly and then it rolls up and dissapears.

    ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED

    Thanks much

    • Michael Martin (1316 comments)20 June 09

      Let me know your site address over email and I’ll take a look for you. I know the problem, I’ve had it on quite a few sites by now, and the only fix I have for it sucks… :(

  94. r4ds (2 comments)6 July 09

    good , Thanks for your sharing this information
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  95. Mike Smith (7 comments)6 July 09

    Hey Michael,

    I am going to chime in and give you the same question as Atomic Popcorn… with wordpress 2.8 I am having the error that every time I click a link like this:

    http://www.bloggingtips.com/20.....ent-327479

    The DOMtab script is causing the comments to move up the page and the post to disappear. Would love to get a workaround (even if it sucks haha). Would love if you could email me at the email address I am commenting with.

    Thanks :)
    .-= Mike Smith´s last blog ..BTM is rebranding as GUERRILLA (very soon) =-.

  96. Mike Smith (7 comments)6 July 09

    Just as I posted this, I found a solution

    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/223420

    changing “none” to “block” in the domtab.js file seems to fix it. Just thought I’d pass it along.
    .-= Mike Smith´s last blog ..BTM is rebranding as GUERRILLA (very soon) =-.

    • Michael Martin (1316 comments)6 July 09

      Thanks a lot for sharing that Mike! My fix before now had been horrible, I just put in empty s which the script would then hide, leaving the real ones untouched. It worked, but it was a hack!

      Will update the post now with that link! :)

    • Hmm, at my blog it does not fix it/help/work. :(

      Your link is maybe for WP 2.6.x, but not for WP2.7 or WP2.8? Any other ideas?

  97. Good, i’ll try soon

  98. Nice posting, thanks for sharing.

  99. Thanks for sharing, i learn here. Great post.

  100. Hey Great post. Thanks man. I’m using Thesis theme and unsure if this will work, though let me try…This will save lots of space

  101. Very useful to me, thank you for sharing

  102. Two days ago, I taught a class on WordPress at Santa Rosa Junior College. All the new bloggers were 40+ and they were really excited to see their results. I have been looking for a way to make these tabs since I saw it on the front page of the Global Edition of the New York Times. Is this the script that powers the Global Spotlight at the top right at global.NYTimes.com?

  103. Привет. Подскажите, как перевести блог с дарового хостинга, вот мой блог апокалипсис
    Вроде как wordpress должен легко перемещаться на новую площадку, но у меня все время промахи в базе данных. Я глянул там, хотя в php ничего не знаю как говорится и привлекать сторонних программистов то же не хочется. Может подскажите, как неболезненно перенести блог?

  104. Привет. Возникла проблема – купил я электродрель на магазин ру
    А она сломалась у меня в тот же день – гарантии практически никакой не дали. Просто почта пришла с коробкой, а там все на китайском. Прописал в торговый центр данный, дали ответ, что обращайтесь в сервис центр, но у меня ни документов на руках нет, ничего. Как возможно приструнить этот интернет магазин? Есть ли какие-то компетентные органы, что писать. Куда писать, кому писать. Ошибся, да, нужно было в магазине нормальном купить, но необходимой мне модели просто не было, да и дешевле в интернет-магазине. А вот теперь сижу у разбитого корыта. Подскажите, что делать.

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  106. Nice tutorial. It’s very helpful.

  107. Interesting, I would like to try it, thanks.

  108. So finally i got a helpful solution here. Thank you friend for this great post.

  109. Thanks for sharing this terrific plugin, just kind of concerned that it would slow down my blog, I have installed a few plugins, and it started to load way slow.

  110. Nice how to article, would be helpfull for beginners, thanks.

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  112. joie (3 comments)30 December 09

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