http://www.wp-fun.co.uk/fun-with-widget-structures-01-beta/

thanks again, and good luck.

I am considering completely changing the way the CSS works as I am still getting problems with people who need their theme rewriting in order for the plugin to work and I don’t have the time to spare on providing that much support.

It could be a while.

To change the text used for the next and back tabs you can either set the CSS to use a background image and set a tet-indent to -5000px or open up the javascript file and change the line that reads:

else {
nextVal = ‘+’;
prevVal = ‘-’;
}

That sets the value for the text.

the current problems i have are:
i can place Adsense (text wedget) with tabs, or any other related stuff.

i want to change + – to but i dont know how.

other then that it seems to be working fine.

The biggest problem I have with the plugin is that no matter what I change there are still themes that override the CSS. That is what is happening in your case.

It may be because of the order the CSS is loaded in, it may be specifity issues.

All of this makes the plugin less suitable for people who don’t use their own theme, or who don’t understand the complexities of CSS enough to change the theme they do use to compensate.

If I can’t find a way around it, which is appearing more and more likely I may stop developing it.

Now that Kaspars has come out with his tabbed widget plugin, so there is an alternative to mine, this is seeming more and more like a viable option.

I should have stated above- all css in the form is ignored by IE

I have now set up a test site for your inspection. It is running WP 2.6.1. (Above referenced site)

In Firefox, the tabs look as I would like and the border around the content is gone as dictated by the css I inserted. Unfortunately Firefox double-spaces the content

IE7 on the other hand ignores all css entered on the form, but shows the content single spaced as desired.

In addition to entering additional css on the form, I also changed two lines in the style.css file as follows:

/* style the contents of the widget */

div#fw_tabs_tabdisplay_%num% div.tab-content ul {list-style: none !important; }

div#fw_tabs_tabdisplay_%num% div.tab-content ul li {list-style: none !important; }

IE7 also ignores the above as youcan see when you visit.

I would be happy to set up an ID and password if you would like to visit the admin area.

Larry

when i add a Text Wedget inside it An adsense Code, and save it.

and when i open the page, it opens for few seconds and then go blank.

Sorry for my bad english, if you didnt understood me then email me.

I have added some details on the IDs below the class map above.

When you say the CSS entered on the form is ignored can you be more specific about what you have entered where, and what it isn’t doing?

It would be very helpful to have a map of the IDs used so that the css within the file could be more easily modified.

Oh, and I’m not yet ready to load my test site for review. It is on my localhost server

Larry