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[Kevin Bevington]

I Have the Tabber-Widget installed in Builder site (WP3.0, Multisite).

The problem is in the wrapping of tabs in the tabber widget, all works well in Internet Explorer 8.0, but not in Firefox 3.6.8. In Firefox in the normal display, the first tab on the second row is pushed to the right of the initial one selected, when you click on a tab, itcontinues to push those on the next level to the right of the one selected on the 1st row, and if you select one on the second row, it pushes the rest to a 3rd row, and again to the right of the one selected. Like I said, in IE 8.0 it works as you would expect it to.This is real ironic to me, because I am used to seeing any compatibilityissueswith IE and not Firefox. I am assuming that since it was developed with a 10 tablimit, the wrapping of the tabs is expected.

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Thx

Kevin

Edited by Kevin Bevington, 29 July 2010 - 06:40 PM.

[Ronald]

Hi Kevin,

it appears to be a css issue, and indeed, amazing that something works in IE but not in Firefox.

Can I ask you for some assistance, so that we can pinpoint the issue:

Can you edit the stylesheet, located in plugins/tabber-widget/templates/basic-dark.css and remove the line indicated:

.tabber-widget-basic-dark ul.tabber-widget-tabs a.selected,
.tabber-widget-basic-dark ul.tabber-widget-tabs a.selected:hover {
 margin-bottom: 0;
 color: snow;
 background: #111;
 border-bottom: 1px solid #111; <=== remove this line
 cursor: default;
}

let us know,
Ronald

[Kevin Bevington]

Yes that did it..

Kevin

[Kevin Bevington]

I see this was set to resolved... I guess technically, this did resolve my issue. But, IMHO this is a bug, and needs to be addressed.

Thx

Kevin

[Ronald]

Hi Kevin,

Your previous message probably triggered someone to set it to resolved. This has now been escalated as a bug, and the developers will fix this, and it will be resolved in the next release of the plugin.

Thank you so much for cooperating and "testing" this for us, and providing the feedback!

Ronald