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  • Hi,

    You’ll also need to ensure you check the “Disable skins” option in the PUT configuration page.

    example.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=post-ui-tabs

    Be happy to test for this problem if you can confirm this problem is still present with that option checked.

    And, sorry for the late response.

    I’m having relatively the same issue. I used the jQuery UI theme creator to design a custom tab layout and downloaded it. I then created a folder on my server with the downloaded files and used the code above to point at it. In my settings/put page, I disabled the skins and it shows the skin name I created instead of the default 25 skins. However, it’s not applying the css to my tabs and the tabs I created are just default.

    Not sure what I’m doing wrong … how do you use the theme creator (http://jqueryui.com/themeroller/ ) to create a new style and successfully apply it to your site?? NEED HELP!!

    EDIT:(by t31os)
    See the FAQ for examples of how to use your own stylesheets please.

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