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Neither of two is a correct way. Once the form is displayed in a container, you should not mess with the container content, as form will rewrite it as necessary. You could put tabs in a different container and then hook it to what you needed in the form (similar to your way #1). But better way would be to use tabs property of the form. See http://w2ui.com/web/docs/w2form.tabs.
Once form has created tabs, you can get its object and modify it. It will be in form.tabs property or in w2ui object.
If the tabs create after the parent form, then the tabs been invisible.
If the tabs create before the parent form, then the tabs been unrespondable.
please look at: http://jsfiddle.net/zgcxfmnq/3/
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