Digex

I will change the way I work with wordpress files. I will limit access priveledges to ftp and database.

1. The url https://bit.ly/1Ea2wqT
This shows where the plugin works, but template is broken.

2. The second url https://bit.ly/1BuC3mT
This shows where the template works, but the plugin is broken

The plugin is Screets X Live chat in the bottom right corner.

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I ended up with this.

<?php $myCounter = 0; $myClass = "tabClass"; ?>
<?php if (have_posts()) : while(have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
<?php
	);$et_nova_settings = maybe_unserialize( get_post_meta(get_the_ID(),'et_nova_settings',true ) );

$tab_title = isset( $et_nova_settings['et_service_tabtitle'] ) && !empty($et_nova_settings['et_service_tabtitle']) ? $et_nova_settings['et_service_tabtitle'] : get_the_title();
$tab_subtitle = isset( $et_nova_settings['et_service_tab_subtitle'] ) && !empty($et_nova_settings['et_service_tab_subtitle']) ? $et_nova_settings['et_service_tab_subtitle'] : '';
$myCounter++;
$myClass = "tabClass" . $myCounter;
?>

<li><a href="#<?php #echo $hash; ?>"  class="<?php echo $myClass; ?>"><strong><?php echo esc_html($tab_title); ?></strong><?php if ($tab_subtitle != '') { ?><span><?php echo esc_html($tab_subtitle); ?></span><?php } ?></a></li>

Working like a charm!

Thank-you esmi,
Thanks for the pseudocode. I still need some help understanding the logic. Here goes…
Applying a counter variable to the tab loop. Increment for each tab (4 loops) > Add current value to class name.

What element or selector is the class applied to. How is it applied?

This is my attempt at writing incremental class variable

class TabClass {
    public static $counter = 0;

    function __construct() {
        self::$counter++;
    }
}

new TabClass();
new TabClass();
new TabClass();
new TabClass();

echo TabClass::$counter;
?>

Does this need to be included into the existing loop. Do I need to be concerned with WordPress syntax? I guess I
‘ll find out if it breaks! This is my first site. Learning PHP, please bear with me. I’m jumping right in!