You do not need to enqueue jQuery as it is already a dependancy of the plugin’s script.
The first thing to toubleshoot is whether this is due to a theme issue. Do the tabs display if you temporarily switch to the default twenty-sixteen theme?
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khazar
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Hmm… worked for about 5 minutes then failed again. I did try the twenty-sixteen theme, and it didn’t work with it either. Worked locally for a short period, then stopped working again in any theme.
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Totally perplexed.
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khazar
(@khazar)
You know, nevermind. I was able to make it work, but only by patching in the code myself into my theme’s functions and footer php files. Works great now!
In brief, I put your css into my theme’s css folder, and your js into my theme’s js folder, enqued jquery, the css, and js in the function.php file and added the jQuery(document).ready(function($) { RESPONSIVEUI.responsiveTabs(); }) script to the footer.php file and all is well.
