The same problem here…after update not working. 🙁
Just updated and am too having issues, I had the datepicker working on a contact 7 form and now, it does not work and I am scratching my head trying to get it too work.
Cam
(@crazycoolcam)
I have the same problem. I rolled back to the previous version of the plugin to get my tabs working again.
The original v.1 works for me on WP 3.5
(I am currently using WP 3.5 and have a custom function building my tab contents that is included in a page template, but not available via the WP page editor.)
The Plugin has been rewritten to make it much more intuitive when adding more complex jQuery code.
Just remember to add your jQuery code to the ‘Custom jQuery Code’ text box inside a suitable wrapper and it will work fine.
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$( "#tabs" ).tabs();
// Add other jQuery code here...
});
Hello
I’m sorry about this, but can you give very specific instructions on how to get tabs working via a text widget? Like.. what EXACT code goes where?
This was working beautifully before the upgrade.. and I’m at a loss, mostly because I am a newbie.
“Just remember to add your jQuery code to the ‘Custom jQuery Code’ text box inside a suitable wrapper and it will work fine.”.. might have well been said in Greek. 🙂
Thanks.
I guess what I’m saying is that it may only be intuitive to someone with more knowledge than myself. 🙂
Thanks for any help you can give!
This Plugin basically just exposes the jQuery libraries on your WordPress site. The recent upgrade allows more flexibility, and using jQuery snippets from around the web just became a whole lot easier.
Just use the jQuery wrapper as I mentioned above and start browsing the jQuery UI demos for some sample code.
http://jqueryui.com/demos/
In the time you took to write that.. you could have just given me the answer.
Thanks anyway, uninstalling.
Cam
(@crazycoolcam)
I tried the updated (v.22) version and it still seemed to have issues with the code you provided . . . however, I tried a slightly different adaptation because I realized this was written for IDs and I was using classes for my wrapper div.
When I tweaked the code to this it started working:
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
$( ".tabs" ).tabs();
});
Hope this helps those who still might be stuck.
Cam
(@crazycoolcam)
And, by the way, thanks David for a great, lightweight plugin for this functionality.
I can confirm that switching from using #tabs to .tabs works. Looks like you would apply this to any of the elements and should work. Such as #accordion to .accordion, and so on.
But thanks for all of you hard work keeping up with this. Works great!
I can confirm too. Works great 🙂
