Anita C
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Well, I guess that would be an option. We can try that and hopefully we won’t receive any errors.
By the way, any custom functions I would need to make wouldn’t be made in the core plugin itself. I would add them to my own plugin like I have previously on another project. So I wouldn’t lose any changes if your plugin was updated.
I just find it odd, that even when asking twice – what file would contain the restricted code – no one has provided what that file is. I ask a question and don’t get the answer.
Yes, I tried that link on another project and unfortunately the results it found were incorrect and unreliable.
In my opinion, and I’ve been doing this type of work for years – it would be faster to have the “required” requirement removed from those two fields so that the import can happen. But it you all aren’t able to do that – please direct me to the file within the plugin that controls the import function and I will try to come up with my own code.
Thank you.
Not sure what’s happening on the forum, but I posted a note right after my first entry that said I figured it out and that this could be closed.
Two Genesis developers helped me in a forum – without needing the login details.
The issue I had with Genesis Responsive Slider not showing up and working properly was actually fixed. I took their code and create a little plugin so now if I change Genesis themes.. all the code will stick.
The issue here is that YOUR CSS for Tabs is overruling my CSS and the Tabs plugin CSS – you can clearly see the difference.
So… how do I fix it?
No the tabs are not working like this – http://demo.studiopress.com/news/. The tabs are flat without borders and rounded corners. See all that padding around that image… that’s not supposed to look like that either. So, no… it’s not looking like the SP demo.
They are right on the home page. The big image on the left has Category 1 in Red and Category 2 in Black. The sidebar also has tabs… Category 1 and Category 2.
The border, rounded corners, etc., is NOT supposed to do that. Here is News Pro – http://demo.studiopress.com/news/. That’s how my tabs should be looking.
I already have breadcrumbs worked out on the client site in a custom.css file but I added it here anyway. Breakcrumbs show up on all the theme pages/posts but I addressed that in another discussed. I am working on the Genesis Tabs issue that is defaulting to how your tabs look on the directory. They should look like what’s there on the home page.
It’s enabled on the clients site and it looks like that… and it’s disabled on this demo and it looks like that. On or off, it shows up.
This reply has been marked as private.What do you mean “select to show the files individually? I have the current version of your plugin. When I activate it – it just shows up that way. When I deactivate your plugin the tabs return to normal. It’s and on and off situation. When it’s off… they appear correctly. Activate your plugin, they don’t.
When it’s active, I looked at the CSS via Firebug in Firefox and that code is present. When I deactivate the plugin, that code is not there.
So… how do I get it to NOT show up all over the site and only on the applicable pages of your plugin? Like I mentioned before, a lot of your code overrides code in the Genesis themes. That shouldn’t be the case. The code should only be applicable to pages/posts needed by the plugin.
It’s all worked out. I got a snippet from a Genesis guru in one of my groups to fix the slider issue (it just removes a geodirectory function) and I added some custom CSS for the breadcrumbs. So you can close this out.
