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  • BK

    (@kaye_adams)

    Heard back from them as well. Worked for me too! WooHoo!

    Thanks so much!

    BK

    (@kaye_adams)

    I had the exact same problem and disabling Wysija fixed it too, which is disappointing because I really liked the plug-in and had big plans for it. I will try to go submit a trouble ticket with them as well so they will know yours was not an isolated incident. Thanks! Your post just saved me a boatload of time troubleshooting!

    BK

    (@kaye_adams)

    WooHoo! That’s wonderful! So glad you figured it out. Good luck on the rest of your project… and thanks for the info on Magic Contact — duly noted. ??

    BK

    (@kaye_adams)

    ?? Ugh. That’s always a sick feeling when you’ve invested in something only to find it doesn’t live up to expectations. Have you tried disabling some of your other plugins one by one to see if one of those are conflicting with it? I have a plugin I love to use, but always have to load it last because it breaks everything else if I load it early on in the construction… guess I should go looking for another one, but alas, haven’t had the time. Wish I had a better handle on php.

    Good luck, hope you figure it out.

    BTW, I’ve had a lot of success modifying the Graphene theme, it has a ton of really sweet built ins and is free. I also like the U-Design WordPress Theme ($50).

    BK

    (@kaye_adams)

    Okay, this probably doesn’t exactly answer the question, but I have often found that when I open a page up in edit view and switch back and forth between the “visual” setting and the “HTML” setting it often breaks the code somehow and I have to go in and make the necessary repairs. I’ve had this problem with several plugins… then again, maybe it’s just me. I hope you don’t have to re-write and design your tabs again. I just started, so nothing lost. :-/

    But here’s what my working HTML looked like. Take note of the opening tag [tabs style="1"] and the closing tag [/tabs] that enclose the tabs variables. This makes it display within the box. …if you find mistakes, please be gentle, I’m just a newbie baby. ??

    [tabs style="1"]
        [tab title="First Tab"] This text would be any content you want to add underneath the first tab.
          [/tab]
        [tab title="Second Tab"] This text would be any content you want to add underneath the 2nd tab
          [/tab]
        [tab title="Third Tab"] This text would be any content you want to add underneath the 3rd tab
          [/tab]
    [/tabs]

    Also, I was able to customize the colors using the Settings –> Shortcodes –> Custom CSS dialog box. There’s a link to the original CSS. Here’s a sample of the CSS modifications I made to Style 1:

    .su-tabs { margin: 0 0 1.5em 0 }
    .su-tabs-style-1 .su-tabs-nav {
    	padding: 5px 5px 0 5px;
    	margin: 0;
    	height: 40px;
    	background: #887865;
    }
    .su-tabs-style-1 .su-tabs-nav span {
    	display: block;
    	float: left;
    	padding: 0 20px;
    	height: 39px;
    	line-height: 39px;
    	margin-right: 5px;
    	cursor: pointer;
    	border-top: 1px solid #fff;
    	border-right: 1px solid #fff;
    	border-left: 1px solid #fff;
    	background: #e7e0bb;
    }
    .su-tabs-style-1 .su-tabs-nav span:hover { background: #bcb385 }
    .su-tabs-style-1 .su-tabs-nav span.su-tabs-current { background: #fff }
    .su-tabs-style-1 .su-tabs-pane {
    	padding: 15px;
    	border-right: 5px solid #887865;
    	border-bottom: 5px solid #887865;
    	border-left: 5px solid #887865;
            background: #fff;
    }
    .su-tabs-style-2 .su-tabs-nav {
    	padding: 5px 5px 0 5px;
    	margin: 0;
    	height: 40px;
    	background: #222;
    }
    BK

    (@kaye_adams)

    I’m no expert, but I was having the same problem too. But I started having a little more luck when I switched to the HTML view instead of the VISUAL view. I pasted the sample code from the “Usage” column I found in the side menu of the dashboard under “Settings–>Shortcode–>Shortcode”
    [tabs style="1"] [tab title="Tab name"] Tab content [/tab] [/tabs]
    That seemed to at least get me started… but I still have stuff to figure out. I’ll post again once I have a better idea of what I’m doing. ??

    BK

    (@kaye_adams)

    Yes, I have the same question/problem. I keep getting the following error when testing uploads:

    Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 30146560) (tried to allocate 3808 bytes) in /homepages/0/d219109676/htdocs/**/***/wp-includes/media.php on line 258

    I’m wondering if I can change the maximum file size to be uploaded or set it to automatically resize images that are too large? I’m not at all a programmer, but I don’t mind modifying code if someone can just tell me “what” and “where”.

    Thanks for any help someone might be graciously willing to share. This is still the best WP Form program I’ve found so far.

    BK

    (@kaye_adams)

    @luciendub,
    Thank you so much! I created the .htaccess file and placed it in the root directory of my 1&1 WP site. (The same directory that contains the “wp-admin,” “wp-content,” and “wp-includes” directory.) Worked like a charm! Those 2 lines of code are all it needed. I used your lines that said:

    AddType x-mapp-php5 .php
    AddHandler x-mapp-php5 .php

    I appreciate the time you took to write down the instructions.
    Thanks again!

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