cubecolour

Yes it is

Check that exactly one copy of jQuery is enqueued on your page, and that the version enqueued is the copy included within WordPress rather than any other version.

If you are using a plugin to minify and /or concatenate scripts and/or provide caching, clear the cache and disable that plugin to troubleshoot whether that might be causing the issue.

It is hard to see what kind of quotemarks you have used, but issues typically occur when mismatched quotemarks are used.

Can you try using straight quotes in place of the curly quotes around the tabby shortcode title parameter values.

• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by cubecolour.
• This reply was modified 5 months, 2 weeks ago by cubecolour.

This can happen if there is a mistake in the tabby shortcode. Please check your shortcodes for typos. If you cannot see anything mistyped, paste the shortcodes all into a reply here as plain text and I will have a look.

This plugin does not support vertical tabs.

The documentation at https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/audio-album/ has all the details of the shortcodes used by this plugin.

You can add the shortcodes inside a classic editor or shortcode block.

This is possible, however it will require custom styles.

As outlined in the plugin’s documentation, customization is not within the scope of the free support that can be provided here.

I use the plugin on my own websites and can confirm that it has been fully tested in WP 6.5 and the aim is to continue support going forward.

The plugin was designed to be used with the version of jQuery included in WordPress, but it looks like a different version is loaded on your page.

If this is not the issue, please use the WordPress health Check and troubleshooting plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/health-check/ to see whether there is a conflict with another plugin or your theme.

There’s no available solution to this issue that I can think of, but I will add it to my list of things to look into.

The plugin does not provide any functionality to create content for the tabs, but if you can find a plugin that allows you to output the latest posts via a shortcode, this could probably be used within the tabs.

I believe I have found the cause of, and a fix for the issue.

In the current version (2.2.7) of the plugin, line 43 of the file, includes/templates/order-table.php has the $ symbol hardcoded.

I changed this line in my installation to

<?php echo esc_html(get_woocommerce_currency_symbol($stats['currency'])) . esc_html( $order['costs']['total'] ); ?>

This appears to have fixed the problem. I have provided printful support with details of this, so I am hopeful that the fix will make it into the next update of the plugin.

I am not sure whether you are using the nested ordered lists plugin as the functionality used when editing the lists is part of the WordPress editor, not the plugin.

Editing lists in WordPress can be frustrating when you have a specific layout in mind. Whenever making a new paragraph results inside a list item results a new list item being created, you should be able to use the editor’s code editing mode to edit the html directly to make <p> paragraph tags within a list item, or add line breaks using the <br/> tag.

This may or may not be possible.

If your slider permits any content to be included in a slide you should be able to add the shortcodes to a slide, however if it does not allow this, it probably is not possible.

How you have it currently with the audio below the slider is better from a usability point of view.

Please can you post as plain text the exact shortcodes you have used