Thanks for your post,
Can you please send me some screenshot of your issue.
Regards
Thread Starter
kopr
(@kopernikus)
Here you go!
When I said found I mean shown. Nothing is shown except menu tabs. The configuration panels are missing.
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kopr.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by kopr.
This is CSS conflict with 3rd party CSS.
Can you please add under admin CSS following CSS to fix the issue
.para-settings ul.box {
display: block;
}
Please see the screenshot how to access CSS file.
View post on imgur.com
Regards
Thread Starter
kopr
(@kopernikus)
So all I need to do is just put the code inside style-new.css file? I did, I even cleared the cache, nothing has changed. Is there any other way besides hard-coding the plugin?
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This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by kopr.
Please deactivate others plugin one by one to check which is conflicting.
You need to override the CSS to fix the conflict,
Regards
The same thing was happening for me and your solution worked perfectly. Thanks.
Thread Starter
kopr
(@kopernikus)
@wearingfilm would you care to elaborate?
HI @kopernikus
you can use 3rd party plugin to add css on admin, please try these.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/custom+CSS/
Regards
@kopernikus
I was having the exact same problem where the tabs were showing, but no content below. I added the css code to the plugin and it worked fine. I did have to download the full plugin, as I couldn’t access the file from the WordPress editor, however.
Thread Starter
kopr
(@kopernikus)
Dear, @pickplugins.
I think in my case putting the code on ParaAdmin.css is a better solution instead of putting it on style-new.css, as the screenshot suggested (https://imgur.com/a/Op8vyDC), because, at least it works for me, now.
Your plugin was conflicting with embed.css on .box class from Embed Any Document plugin. You might want to look into it and address the issue for future updates.
