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Hi again,

Actually, there is no trick or hack, just cool features.

I think one of your widgets is causing this issue. Have you tried WIT with other widgets?

And yes, “Popups – WordPress Popups” does not work well with WIT. I’ll see what I can do about that.

For the feature request, I believe such feature will make WIT complex.

I suggest hiring a developer to modify WIT to do that for you, if you really want it.

Hi Paul,
Glad you like WIT.

It’s most likely an issue related to Jobify theme. I have already tested WP-Job Manager, and all is good.

Unfortunately, I cannot test Jobify theme because I do not have it.

I suggest you ask Jobify developer for support on this one. I will gladly fix any issues they find in WIT.

If that does not work out, we can work on this together, but that would take more time.

Best regards.

Hey there,
Glad you like WIT.

Actually, WIT has always loaded tabs contents only once. Perhaps the transition effects tricked into thinking the content is being loaded again and again.

To make sure that no further requests are being sent to the server, open your browser’s developer tools, and check the network tab for a few seconds.

WIT TinyMCE plugin should now work with any page that uses the built in editor.

Thanks for reporting this bug.
WIT TinyMCE plugin only works when editing a post/page.
It should work on any page that uses the built in editor.
I’m working on this.

Try giving each area a different name.
You can rename an area by just clicking on its name.

Version 2.0 has the feature to add multiple instances with different widgets.

Try using Jetpack.
If you can reproduce this behavior with Jetpack, then you should report this bug to Jetpack team. If everything works as expected with Jetpack, I would be happy to help you fix JP Markdown.

Sorry guys,
I don’t develop this plugin.

Hi,

To add a title for a tab, use the widget’s title option when it’s on the WIT area.
For example, to add a title for Recent Posts widget, add the widget to WIT area, and then, from the widget’s options, add the title you want.

Great!
I’m glad you like it.

You can turn off the animation by setting its duration to 0. Have you tried that?

Looks fine to me!
What browser are you using? Can you give me a screenshot?

Hi everyone,

Sorry for being late. I would love to help you guys, but I don’t have the time.
Kindly notice that I’m not the developer of this plugin. I merely extracted it from Jetpack. You will certainly have better chances fixing this issue, if you post it on Jetpack forums.
If you do post it there, please try not to mention this plugin there! Jetpack developers do not like giving support to “Jetpack spin-offs”.

Good luck.

Hi Cathy,

I’m glad you like WIT, enjoy it.

WIT is designed to blend in your blog’s theme, and that’s why there is no styling options.

Anyways, I’ll help you achieve what you want.

Edit WIT’s JavaScript file, or add the following code to your theme but make sure it comes after WIT:

var titlesParents = jQuery('.wit-title');
titlesParents.each(function(){
    var titles = jQuery(this).find('.wit-tab-title');
    for(var i = 0; i < titles.length; i++) {
        jQuery(titles[i]).addClass("wit-tab-title-" + i);
    }
});

The previous code will add numbered classes to widgets titles like this: wit-tab-title-0, wit-tab-title-1.
Now you can style each tab title differently as you wish.

Good luck.