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  • Plugin Contributor Gregor Capuder

    (@capuderg)

    Hi Vadym,

    the list-style: none; is already applied to the tabs ul. It’s in the .nav class that is added to the ul. So there is no point in adding the above CSS to the plugin.

    Maybe your theme is overwriting that CSS?

    Take care!

    Thread Starter vadim-v

    (@vadim-v)

    Yes, this is my theme.

    Therefore, we must forcibly be turned off. There are many theme that appends. To fix this problem you need to disable “list-style” the plugin.

    Plugin Contributor Gregor Capuder

    (@capuderg)

    Hi Vadym,

    as I said the list-style: none; is already set in the plugin by default, if your theme is adding a list-style to the nav class, then you should overwrite it for the plugin specifically, by adding bellow CSS:

    .pt-tabs__navigation.nav {
        list-style: none;
    }

    Take care!

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