Non-standard configuration of tabs?

Is there any way to get the tab list (which, it seems, is in some respects
just a full-width channel) to appear anywhere other than at the top of the
page (right under the banner but above all the other channels)?
Is there a way to have one regular full-width channel, THEN the tab list,
then some other regular channels?
What about getting the tab channel to be a thin channel and orienting it
vertically instead of horizontally somehow (modifying the HTML template?)
and placing it on the left as a sort of left-nav?
It seems that in some respects the tab provider is a channel but is not as
configurable as others (order, position, width, etc.).
I wouldn't mind subclassing the tab provider if that is necessary, but I was
wondering if there is some combination of settings in the admin console, xml
properties and/or HTML templates that could do the trick.
Thanks

If you go to this portal : http://www.bizznys.com you'll see that the tabs
are under a full-top channel. You'll have to register to see it but it's
free...I don't know how to do it but just to let you know it's possible.
Hope this can help
"Marshall Levin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:9lc66t$[email protected]..
Is there any way to get the tab list (which, it seems, is in some respects
just a full-width channel) to appear anywhere other than at the top of the
page (right under the banner but above all the other channels)?
Is there a way to have one regular full-width channel, THEN the tab list,
then some other regular channels?
What about getting the tab channel to be a thin channel and orienting it
vertically instead of horizontally somehow (modifying the HTML template?)
and placing it on the left as a sort of left-nav?
It seems that in some respects the tab provider is a channel but is not as
configurable as others (order, position, width, etc.).
I wouldn't mind subclassing the tab provider if that is necessary, but Iwas
wondering if there is some combination of settings in the admin console,xml
properties and/or HTML templates that could do the trick.
Thanks

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Assuming such is offered, look to acquire a business-class ISP service level, and move on to the next issue? The business-class services typically provide static IP address(es), opens up server ports, and sets up DNS and ISP-side server connections for your hosts. And you can call your ISP or other assistance when your network craters; non-standard connections are (as you've found) harder to support.
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