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16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 0 replies · +1 points

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16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 0 replies · +1 points

Hey, Zaenal. Sorry for the late reply.

I think I take your meaning. You mean that the newline character at the beginning and ending of the wp-tabbity shortcode - if there is one - should be deleted by the code before rendering? Seems like a good idea to me, too. I'll add it to the "To do."

16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 0 replies · +1 points

Tomas, perhaps you have one on us? Send me a link to the WordPress standard to which you refer? I've never heard of using squared brackets for functions.

16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 0 replies · +1 points

Cool. Let me know if everything works out OK. I'll probably not push the stable tag till I get some of the other issues addressed.

Thanks!

16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 0 replies · +1 points

Heh. Gotta have style, right?

16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 2 replies · +1 points

ww030 ~ Have a look at this discussion of CSS Classes and IDs. In your case, you'd want to add styles to whatever ID you assigned the tab in question. Something like:
#myTabbity { font-size: 1.2em !important; )

16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 0 replies · +1 points

No problem at all, glad you liked it! And thanks for the tip!

16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 0 replies · +1 points

Another option would be to set the ID of the containing WP-Tabbity group DIV. Then you could set:
#myTabbityGroup .ui-tabs

Or whatever's appropriate. Maybe that's what you meant with your code example?

16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 2 replies · +1 points

I put the Class in there with the intent of being able to change the style. But I haven't done it myself. It seems like you would need to something like what you've already done (though in your comment, I noticed you used a #mytabby instead of .mytabby. Not sure if you meant to call out one tab specifically, but that doesn't sound right).

The other thing is: without looking at the CSS at the moment (at work!), I'd venture a guess that more than one Class specifies these values in the original jQuery styles, so look out for that.

16 years ago @ HN.Net WordPress Plugins - WP-Tabbity · 5 replies · +1 points

That's an awesome use of the plugin, man! Love that.

What you could do is copy the "flick" directory under /wp-tabbity/styles/ and name it "anime" or whatever. Then make your style changes to that new style and select it as your default. Just one idea of how you might get where you're trying to go.

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