Add unique class to current slide & its title

[MattKohnen]

Will allow convenient CSS targeting.

For example, output would be:

<h1 id="steps-uid-1-0" tabindex="-1" class="active title" style="display: block;">First Step</h1>

<div class="active body" style="display: block;">
    First Content
</div>

[rstaib]

@MattKohnen why do you need this? Could you maybe explain me what the benefit would be? Thanks.

[MattKohnen]

Hi Rafael,

Thanks for this plugin, by the way.

So I am showing the ".title" of the active slide and hiding the rest. I
was able to achieve this via your API + CSS. Just thought it might be
convenient for others if they were able to hook into the active slide &/or
title.

Matt

On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 11:45 AM, Rafael J. Staib
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@MattKohnen https://github.com/mattkohnen why do you need this? Could
you maybe explain me what the benefit would be? Thanks.

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[rstaib]

Hi Matt,

Don’t mention it ;-) I thought it is time to give the open-source community something back. There are so many good plugins and libraries out there which helped me a lot.

Your approach is quite interesting because I never considered people want to show the active title. I actually using the title for accessibility reasons and for people who disabled javascript (nobody is doing that quite sure but nevertheless I think it is pretty important try to cover all cases).

And of course to hook into a active tab is very useful too.

So I will add one class for active title and body in one of my next changes.

Many thanks Matt.

[rstaib]

The class name which indecates that the title and body is active is called current. Have fun ;-)