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  • Plugin Author osCitas Themes

    (@oscitas)

    Hi John,

    More Button appears only if the tabs not fit in the given width, e.g. if you defined the 3 tabs with small titles which can fit in the given width of container then more button will not come up. Hope you got the idea how it work. Let us know if you have any query.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter John

    (@jbculpepper)

    OK, I’m only using two tabs but had the content with using three columns. They all fit but perhaps it thinks that there is overflow. When I click on the more button, nothing displays. I’ll change the columns using CSS and see if that helps. As an alternate test, I’ll set one up exactly the same but without the three column content, just simple text.

    My other question I’ll post as a separate topic.

    Thanks for the quick reply.

    Plugin Author osCitas Themes

    (@oscitas)

    John, you can send us the link of your site, we will check the issue soon and will update you.

    Thanks

    Thread Starter John

    (@jbculpepper)

    Site under construction but if we can’t figure it out with this one last reply I’ll provide the link.

    I ripped out all of the columns etc. and still have the button. So I created a new empty tab and get the button. Here is the syntax of the new tab set.

    <div style=”clear: both;”>[restabs class=”pagetab” tabcolor=”#d1d1d1″ tabheadcolor=”#143196″ seltabcolor=”#143196″ seltabheadcolor=”#ffffff” tabhovercolor=”#444444″ contentcolor=”#ffffff”]
    [restab title=”Tab number 1″ active=”active”]Tab 1 content goes here.[/restab]
    [restab title=”Tab number 2″]Tab 2 content goes here.[/restab][/restabs]</div>

    Plugin Author osCitas Themes

    (@oscitas)

    Hi John,

    We have got this issue, our next update will fix this issue.

    Thanks

    While you wait for their update just place this line into your CSS:

    .hide { visibility: hidden; }

    Placing it into ‘Theme Options’ > ‘CSS Styles’ will do.
    Their script adds the class ‘hide’ when it is not wanted which I believe works by setting ‘display: none’. Something else is setting the display to ‘block’, forcing it to reappear.
    I assumed it was a naming overlap from another plugin using the class ‘.nav > li > a’ however if you have the same problem then maybe it is not?

    Plugin Author osCitas Themes

    (@oscitas)

    Hi,

    This issue is resolved, please take update.

    Thanks

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