mineralman

I downloaded the .zip. Uploaded through Wp Plugin upload.

Unpacking the package…

Installing the plugin…

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This is how I set the tab title to:

[tab title="GMO NEWS" icon="https://nutritionap.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Fresh-Food.jpg"]

Learn something new every day!

Thanks again!

Thanks!

I tried to use the preferred method:

.squelch-taas-override.squelch-taas-tab-group.ui-tabs .ui-tabs-nav li.ui-tabs-active {color: #FF1C33;}

But, didnt seem take. So I ended up with:

#content .ui-state-active a, .ui-state-active a:link, .ui-state-active a:visited {color: #FF1C33;}

#content .ui-state-hover a, .ui-state-hover a:link, .ui-state-hover a:visited {color: #FF1C33;}

I am not sure if its my code using the -override method that is at fault… or my theme getting in the way, but good ole CSS seems to work like it did in the 2nd support thread here for Modify BG color.

Thanks Again! Cheers!

Using TABS , my goal is to have the active tab title – font color – RED, and have the font color of other tabs as you hover over them, RED. Black as a default color when not active or when not hovered over.

Mirroring the main menu above as seen on nutritionap.com

only exception being, with white TABS BG color comes black fonts, the menu is black with white fonts

I have not tried your solution. I am not sure how or where to add that to the htaccess file. That file is wall of text. I can obviously access the file, I have about 60 Ip address in that file.

From all over the world mostly, very few domestic US IP’s.

At the beginning, at the end, without spaces as the rest of the file appears, 3 lines?? I am more a guy with a plugin then a developer type.

The rest of the plugin features work fine, lock outs, hiding login, etc. I dont want to add code that may disrupt the things that do work.

So… I am a little stuck here.

The majority of the addresses that are in the ban list is because I added them to the list manually.

I check often to see who has accessed the site, its not advertised nor I am I currently trying to let people know about it.

Visitors currently have just “Found it” on their own.

I add the IP addresses to the list that have click trails that go to areas indicating they are trying to break in. SO… I ban that IP address.

My host supports this. As I have seen on the error logs, IP address that are on the list that have been blocked by host.

So, your satement: Handoko”this plugin has already done what it should, that is banning the IPs by listing it into .htaccess file.”

is inaccurate, as I have placed the IP address in the list.

The part I really Love… Is when they are on the ban list and then I see the IP address on the Lockout list for too many 404’s

THats the part that makes me wonder why I even bother religiously looking and banning those attempting to gain access…

If the ban list isn’t going to stop them, whats the point of adding the IP to the list?

For what it worth….

I see them probing wp admin and other parts that normal visitors dont.

I put them on the Ban List.

Then I see them access 10 similar areas….

I see them because my “Latest Visitors” list shows the IP Ive banned and their click trail
My Recent Visitors List in Logaholic Shows the IP Ive bannned
My Last Visitors in Awstats shows the IP address

So… THe hosting Company sure sees them, since they are reporting them too me..

But this plugin is not seeing them, or stopping them. This is a Problem for me.

These seem to have done the trick:
If there is a better way, or more acceptable let me know.

#content .ui-widget-header {background-image: none;}
#content .ui-widget-header {background-color: #A8E71E;}