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  • Yes, deMelo, it is.

    Thread Starter deMelo

    (@demelo)

    Grand…!!! :))

    Thanks very much for the sweet plugin! I was trying to make tabbed sidebar for my next theme, and losing all my hair in the process, but think I’ll just make it dependent on this plugin. Don’t usually like doing that but I really like this plugin.

    I just upgraded to 2.7 and tried v0.77 of tabbed widgets. It installed fine, but when I go try to go to the settings page (…/wp-admin/themes.php?page=tabbed-widgets.php) I see just the text “# [[Translate Me!]]”

    I deactivated the Global Translator (http://www.nothing2hide.net/blog/wp-plugins/wordpress-global-translator-plugin/) plugin and it works now. Strange.

    Well, it is not working on my WP 2.7

    I’m using 2.7 and successfully installed the widget. The settings page appears as it should, and I am able to set up and save a tabbed widget.

    The problem is the display: all tabs are expanded, and clicking on any of the tab headers does not collapse them. This is true both in tab mode and accordion mode.

    Any thoughts?

    Same problem here with henigushi. All tabs are expanded and I am on WP2.7.

    Is it a theme issue? Appreciate some thoughts as I really love this plugin. It will clean up all the clutter on my main page (see http://www.bloggista.org )

    Exact same issue here… All tabs expanded on WP 2.7…. I’m running Thesis. Any help?

    Any update on this…. Would love to use it!!! 🙂

    It does not work on WP2.7. All tabs expanded.

    Tabbed Widgets do work with WordPress 2.7.

    The cause for all tabs open is your theme. Please read this post on how to fix it.

    henigushi

    (@henigushi)

    Hi everybody. For anyone still pondering this, there is a fantastic guide here:

    I used it to create all sorts of tabbed widgets on my site. One thing to remember is that if you use more than one set of tabs on a page, you need to add the tabset names to your sprinkle.js file. This will make more sense if you check out the tutorial, of course. I have three sets of tabs on my page (each with three or four tabs), and so my sprinkle.js file looks like this:

    $(document).ready(function() {
    	$('#recentposts> ul').tabs({ fx: { height: 'toggle', opacity: 'toggle' } });
    	$('#archives > ul').tabs({ fx: { height: 'toggle', opacity: 'toggle' } });
    	$('#featuredvid > ul').tabs();
    });

    Hope that helps. It made it very easy for me!

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