• Resolved whiteselt

    (@whiteselt)


    So, I’ve been using this plugin for a couple years now and I seem to always have a problem with the custom css function. (Something you guys really need to work on debugging since this seems to be a reoccurring problem on this support forum). For some reason, the css keeps referenced the wrong style attributes from a place that I can’t, for the life of me, find access to.

    If you look at the pictures below, the first pic shows my custom css through the Tabs Responsive app. (The red box is the element I’m currently trying to edit.)

    Tabs Responsive Custom CSS

    In the second picture is of my firefox devtools. You can see that the css is referencing a different line of code with the same element, but in a location that I cannot find anywhere!! It seems like it’s referencing some built in css that is native to the plugin, but I can’t find where to edit it.

    View post on imgur.com

    This has happened multiple times now. I really love what this plugin can do, but I’m really reconsidering it now. There just seems to be so many glitches that you guys refuse to fix ??

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Thread Starter whiteselt

    (@whiteselt)

    I figured it out. After doing a lot of digging in the plugin editor files, I was able to find where it was coming from. It was pulling from the “Style.php” file for some unknown reason.

    Hi @whiteselt,

    Please put the below CSS code in plugin custom CSS.

    #tab_container_7557 .wpsm_nav {
        overflow: hidden;
    }

    if it works let us know

    Thanks

    Something is wrong with the file content.php
    tabs-responsive/template/content.php
    I use this file from an older version and it’s OK.

    hi @teodorcat ,

    glad to know your issue has been resolved however we will check our plugin for taht issue.

    thanks

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