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  Public Ticket #2369507
Tabs design
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  •  11
    RanebrookZina started the conversation

    Hello 


    Wanted to ask if you could help. I use Tabs (Minimal style) on my web page. When the page opens the first time the blue underline, that shows which tab is open, is on the grey line (see screenshot 'Tab1' ) but when I choose to open a different tab, the blue line goes up (see screenshot 'Tab2' ). Would it be possible to make the blue line show be only on the grey line when I go between the tabs, please? 


    I know it doesn't affect the use of the website, but maybe it's still possible to archive. 

  •  2,982
    Andrew replied

    Hi there,

    Your site is password protected. Can you allow us to check that.

    Thanks.

  •   RanebrookZina replied privately
  •  2,982
    Andrew replied

    Hi there,

    Try the following custom css in Salient > General settings > CSS/Script related:

    .tabbed[data-style="minimal"] >ul li:not(.cta-button) a, .tabbed[data-style="minimal"] >ul li:not(.cta-button) .active-tab, .tabbed[data-style="minimal_alt"] >ul li:not(.cta-button) a, .tabbed[data-style="minimal_alt"] >ul li:not(.cta-button) .active-tab {
        padding: inherit;
    }
    

    Kind regards.

  •  11
    RanebrookZina replied

    It's much better using the code, but I noticed that when you load the page the firs time there is no blue underline at all. And maybe it would be possible to make the padding between the tab name and the grey line bigger, please? 

  •  2,982
    Andrew replied

    Hi there,

    Could you allow us to login and check why two animated lines are appearing. We going to need username and password with admin privileges.

    Thanks.

  •   RanebrookZina replied privately
  •  2,982
    Andrew replied

    Hi there,

    Use the following css with padding

    .tabbed[data-style="minimal"] >ul li:not(.cta-button) a, .tabbed[data-style="minimal"] >ul li:not(.cta-button) .active-tab, .tabbed[data-style="minimal_alt"] >ul li:not(.cta-button) a, .tabbed[data-style="minimal_alt"] >ul li:not(.cta-button) .active-tab {
        padding: 1px !important;
    }
    

    Hope this helps.

  •  11
    RanebrookZina replied

    It didn't work, unfortunately. Now it looks like a mess, see the screenshot attached

  •  2,982
    Andrew replied

    Hi there,

    It is odd the tab does not  look normal. Can you test for plugin conflict. Deactivate all and if the issue is gone then you activate one after the other until you narrow the culprit.

    Hope this helps.

  •  11
    RanebrookZina replied

    It didn't help. It was still the same view after deactivating other plugins. 

  •  2,982
    Andrew replied

    Hi RanebrookZina,

    Try the following solution.

    - Remove the heading tags in title you set in tab settings.

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    - Remove the earlier sent css.

    - Use the following css to make the titles bold:

    .tabbed[data-style="minimal"] .wpb_tabs_nav li a {
        font-weight: 900;
    }
    

    Hope this helps.

  •  11
    RanebrookZina replied

    It works, thank you :)