Hi Godfrey! I actually already had it set on the “Provide Your Own CSS” option but it still seemed to be linking to the Section Widget JS file on my site (which is what I wanted to remove). I actually commented out the following line (line #251) from the section-widget-tab.php file and it seems to be a workable (although probably not so great) solution:
wp_enqueue_script('section-widget', plugins_url('section-widget/section-widget.js'), array('jquery','jquery-ui-tabs'));
You can see my progress here. It’s on the left hand side underneath the Google Search Box.
And here is a link to how my widget is currently setup. I can’t give titles to the tabs because it will place the titles (as links) at the top of the output, but I’m considering simply placing all of the code I need (lists, h2s, ect) within 1 tab of the admin interface and just simply use it that way. Let me know if you see any other fairly easy solutions. Thanks for your response and thanks for one of the best plugins I’ve seen in a very long time.