I assume, or hope that thethefly reads the forums attached to their plugins.
@matt Lowe – thank you for the work around, works perfectly, cheers
@matt Lowe – thanks again, works perfectly, best regards
@ Matt Lowe – For me also, the last code you added works perfectly 🙂
@matt Lowe – I’ve tried and succeeded, wish you a long life
My website Here stopped showing up the Thethe tab accordions and messed up the layout for the home page, india advantage and FAQ’s. I am trying to figure out the concern but unable to get the answer for this….
Let me know if there is another one which helps me fix this concern.
Hi kinghamid, did you try my fix above?
TheThe Tabs has vanished from the plugins directory which would suggest that TheThe Fly have no intention of making any updates to it. I’ve written about the issue, you can read about it on my WordPress web design blog.
Hi guys, just wanted to update you all as I’ve created an alternative plugin that is designed to be compatible with the shortcodes used by TheThe Tabs and Accordions. It supports tabs, accordions and horizontal accordions. It doesn’t support toggles yet but that is planned. It should be as easy as disabling TheThe Tabs and Accordions and installing Squelch Tabs and Accordions Shortcodes. Don’t forget to remove my thethe_fix() from your functions.php too (or you’ll get a warning telling you to remove it)!
You can get the plugin from the plugin repository (search for “squelch” and you’ll see it) or you can get it from the plugin page on wordpress.org: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/squelch-tabs-and-accordions-shortcodes/
If you have any problems using the plugin then please leave a comment in the forum and I’ll get back to you asap. I’d appreciate it if you could give it a try and see how you get on.
Hi Matt Lowe,
Question:
Does your new plugin point to an external [jquery] library or is the code self-contained?
Hi gnosis. The plugin pulls in jQuery and jQuery UI from WordPress itself. It pulls in the theme for jQuery UI from Google APIs as WordPress does not ship with a jQuery UI theme.
It’s worth noting that I’ve not had time to test this on any version of WordPress prior to 3.5 yet; It’s possible that it won’t work on older versions due to the version of jQuery shipped with those versions of WordPress.
If anyone fancies trying that out and letting me know how they get on then that would be a great help.
@ml Since it points to the Google API, your code is vulnerable similar to the way the previous plugin stopped working. Why not include in codebase?
Oh I see. My code pulls only the theme in from Google, not the code, plus each version of my plugin is hardwired to pull in a specific version of the theme as opposed to TheThe’s plugin, which just asked Google for the latest version each time. I’ll only be rolling the version in the plugin forwards once the new themes have been tested with the plugin and shown to work.
@ml also how to modify the CSS of the tabs?
It uses the “Smoothness” theme, same as TheThe Tabs and Accordions did. You can choose a different theme by installing jQuery UI Widgets and selecting a theme from the theme dropdown. There will be an option built into the plugin for changing the theme which will remove the need for jQuery UI widgets, but it’s not ready yet. I also plan to allow the user to upload their own theme-roller themes which will make creating your own styles a breeze.
More information here: http://squelchdesign.com/wordpress-plugin-squelch-tabs-accordions-shortcodes/
What styles do you want to change with the tabs? At the moment you’d need to create your own custom CSS either in your theme or with an appropriate plugin. Depending on what you want to change you’ll need different CSS, but you’ll generally want something like:
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-widget-content {
/* Styles relating to the container of the tab group */
}
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-tabs-nav {
/* Styles relating to the tab bar */
}
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-tabs-nav li {
/* Styles relating to individual tab buttons in the tab bar */
}
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-tabs-nav li.ui-tabs-active {
/* Styles relating to the button of the currently open tab */
}
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-state-active a,
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-state-active a:link,
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-state-active a:visited {
/* Styles relating to the text of the active button */
}
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-state-default a,
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-state-default a:link,
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-state-default a:visited {
/* Styles relating to the text of the other (inactive) buttons */
}
.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-tabs-panel {
/* Styles relating to the panel of the tabs (ie where the tab content is) */
}
Of course once I get the theme-roller code in place you’ll be able to just create a theme on the jQuery website and then upload it into your Squelch Tabs and Accordions plugin which will be a lot quicker and easier.
