patcf24

No worries. One of our programs has something setup to work. Thank you for your reply!

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I did. Just was hoping maybe you’ve seen this before and knew an easy solution.

Here is a screen of the admin widget area. When I keep the tabs as a custom text field in the first widget, the error does not happen. However, once I move it down to any of the other 3 spots, the error happens.

https://www.pmddesign.com/medical-alert/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Screen-Shot-2015-10-21-at-3.08.26-PM.png

Ok, might be onto something here. I am basically displaying these tabs within a widget on the home page. When I put the tabs on a regular page, the issue does not happen: https://www.pmddesign.com/medical-alert/92-2/

The question is: how do I add it to the widget and NOT get the error/bug?

Is this plugin dependent upon having the Custom Content Shortcode plugin activated? I feel like the issue could be with that plugin. But when I deactivate it, the tabs dont work.

Ok. Switched it out. Doesn’t look like the error happens with everything else deactivated and switched over to the twentyfifteen theme.

Is that your solution? If so, it doesn’t get me anywhere as I need the current theme I am working with.

Here is the actual error:

https://www.pmddesign.com/medical-alert/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Screen-Shot-2015-10-21-at-1.12.45-PM.png

Here is the location:

https://www.pmddesign.com/medical-alert/

It seems to work on other browsers, but you will notice that when you click on a tab, the other tab(s) get buggy.

I, too, am trying to add the contact form within the subheader. Please elaborate on where you can add the form. There’s a spot located on Appearance > Customize under the Header option. But when you add the name or shortcode of the contact form, nothing displays. Can you let me know what I am doing wrong?