Mike Seiler

Your suggestion is spot on.

Putting the <form …> tag before the first tabby shortcode and the </form> tag after the last tabby shortcode does allow the form to span multiple tabs.

Also, I code only in the “Text” tab of the WordPress TinyMCE editor. Switching to the “Visual” tab messes up my code.

Here is the working multitab form code:
https://pastebin.com/9wjGCCih
for
https://genuinemoney.us/wp/membership-account/tab-form-test/

You’re right. The problem is with the form tags.

The tabby short codes don’t let forms continue between tabs.
The problem went away when I closed the form before the next tabby short code.

Take a look at this test page:
https://genuinemoney.us/wp/membership-account/tab-form-test/
Notice how the form on the “Email/Notify” tab is now properly formatted.

However, our user interface specification calls for the one “OK” button at the bottom to be used to take action on the form fields on ALL the tabs.

I know this is asking a lot, but is there some way to keep the tabby tabs from implicitly closing a form at the end a tab? Put another way, is there a way that a tabby tab won’t act like a </form> ?

Hi cubecoloour,

Thanks for the quick response!

Yes, the 150px wide style is in the style sheet.

I’ve changed the code that illustrates the problem to
style = "border: 1px solid black ; width: 200px"
Notice how there is a 200px wide box around
“Don’t Monitor This Site:” on the first “Monitor” tab.
The same inline style code does NOT put a 200px wide box around
“HTML Format Email:” on the second “Email/Notify” tab

– Mike

I just love the cute picture of the tabby.

Here ya go!
https://genuinemoney.us/wp/membership-account/configure-sites-monitored/

Thanks for looking into this.