JacobTheDev

Thanks much, that did work. I do have one other question: Is there a way to disable the responsive bits, at least on specific tab groups, as well as the default styles? I’m displaying this “widget” in the sidebar and it needs to have two tabs, but it currently displays the mobile view. I also need to apply custom styles; I could just override your styles but I think it’d be nicer if I could just strip out all the defaults.

Ah, thanks much, that’s very helpful.

Awesome! Thanks!

I can verify that it’s nothing on my end; I tried disabling all other plugins and switching to a default theme. Still have the same issues.

Thanks, I hadn’t seen that before. While it’s way overpowered for my purposes, I may be able to use it as a base for my own custom plugin.

Yes, essentially. I decided if I posted as a plugin request someone might get it done faster than waiting for it to come to the core WordPress stuff.

This is driving me crazy because I know *exactly* how this would be done in jQuery…

$(document).ready(function() {
	$("nav").children("ul").children("li").children("ul").children("li").each(function() {
		if ($this).hasClass("break")) {
			$(this).before("</ul><ul>");
		}
	});
});

Do you mind sharing the walker you came up with for this? I’ve been struggling to wrap my first level drop downs in a div for over a week. It’s driving me insane.

Forgot to close it…

Nevermind, I found the Skeleton setting which will do fine, I think.

Turns out I was including jQuery twice, which was breaking it.

I don’t know exactly how to describe it, but basically, I’m using this short code:

[businessdirectory-viewlistings category=3]

I’m talking about the link that goes in to each individual listing’s page. I just want to list all the listings as they are with that category view short code, but without the links to the full pages.

I don’t see a shortcode.php in the plugin files.