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If I modify line 196 in the php to:

if  ( $open ) {
		$tabcontentclass .= " responsive-tabs__panel--active";
	}

It works as expected.

Digging further – both tabs are set to ACTIVE as soon as the page loads.

It’s a locally hosted site – so I can’t link to it or validate it.

When the page first loads:

aria-hidden is false for BOTH tabs until I click on one

I am having the same problem. Is there any update on this?

Neither I’m pretty sure it’s an IE problem.

I’ve tested the AUDIO tag in IE 10 outside of the WordPress platform as well and it simply does not load. I know everything SAYS it it supported, but I and my colleagues have not been able to get it to work at all with any site.

For example – this was suggested as a good test site for media formats. It is using the HTML5 audio tag. https://textopia.org/androidsoundformats.html

And IE 10 gave the same generic failure message for all of them.

Similarly – there was an additional styling plugin we were looking at for media that has a demo page that is simply audio files and they too just never load.

https://www.interactivepixel.net/ccAudioPlayer/index_classic_multiple.html

Again, IE 10 just said nope.

Followup I’ve determined that IE just will not use the AUDIO tag for whatever reason. IE11 seems ok, but IE10 and below won’t run it. I’ve tested multiple sites and files, and it seems like they broke the HTML5 support somewhere along the way.

So I’m having to code a fallback for those browser versions instead.

I am using the HTML5 option yes. Though I have tried it both ways.

Do you have any suggestions on why it works fine in other browsers? What I might need to do to fix it for IE?

I managed to sort it out thanks!

That didn’t seem to work. It shows the link but isn’t wrapping the header for some reason.

Thanks!