Plugin Author
zoranc
(@zoranc)
The tab should appear on the left hand side as soon as you activate the plugin.
Once activated Tab Slide settings should appear in your Dashboard and there you can set which page you want loaded in the tab slide. You can use one of the predetermined templates to load a post, widget area, form, or point it to your own page.
I just updated to version 1.2 which makes dealing with templates a lot simpler AND you have the ability to exclude pages that you don’t want the tab to appear on …hope this helps
Like your plugin it’s so useful, it works nice but there is no content in it. It doesent mater if i change the theme.
You can see it on http://motor.fabros.org
Best regards
/goran
Plugin Author
zoranc
(@zoranc)
Go to Plugin->Editor-> Select ‘Tab Slide’
and edit
‘tab-slide/templates/Widget.php’
try changing the
<?php require_once(“../../../../wp-blog-header.php”); ?>
to
<?php require_once(“../../../../wp-load.php”); ?>
if it works you can do it for all the other templates
let me know if this worked out
Works like a charm, big thanks!
hvala brate
/goran
The tab is appearing, but the content only loads on the homepage. On the rest of the pages, there is a tab that opens, but there is no content within. Please help!
http://www.thinkmoxie.com/moxie_newsite/
The content not loading on the other pages (besides the homepage) has something to do with Permalink settings. If I use the default, it works. If I use a custom setting, it doesn’t. I don’t like to use the default (with the ?p=123) as it makes referencing pages much more difficult. Any thoughts to fix this?
I have the same problem as Kinney21. Would appreciate it highly if you have a work around it.
Plugin Author
zoranc
(@zoranc)
Ok there is a simple workaround with this issue:
Go to Tab Slide settings page and first select which template you would like to use(eg Picture) and then select the custom template(it should have the link as follows now: wp-content/plugins/tab-slide/templates/Picture.php)
edit the link to include the full path ie:
http://www.yoursite.com/wp-content/plugins/tab-slide/templates/Picture.php
Save
check if it works 🙂
(I will include a fix for this in the upcoming update…thanks for letting me know and narrowing down the issue for me Kinney…)
Please rate the plugin if you find these things helpful 🙂
Thank you Zoranc, that worked!
(and you’re welcome 🙂 )
Plugin Author
zoranc
(@zoranc)
@kinney21 check out the new version (Tab Slide v1.3) …it has this issue resolved
I have noticed that when it pulls the content for a certain post, it doesn’t include any of the <p> tags (but it will include other tags like <h1>, <h2> and < a > tags). It looks like WordPress will add the <p> tags back in when displaying the page content as a page or post. How do I add the <p> tags back into the content when displaying the info in the tab?
I may have found the solution, though I’m not sure if it messes up anything else:
Use the wpautop() function.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wpautop
So in post.php, change:
$content = $my_post[‘post_content’];
to
$content = wpautop($my_post[‘post_content’]);