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Thank you for this module. worked as described and great easy user interface.. Question I have is since I enabled the module my configuration page is all jumbled up. I only glanced at the css file but I am wondering if there is a way it can be styled specific to the created tabs rather than site wide css.
Thanks,
Paul
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | ckeditor-tabber-error.GIF | 381.42 KB | modiphier |
Comments
Comment #1
SebCorbin commentedWe need to add a global CSS class like .ckeditor-tabs to not render any dd, dt tag
Comment #2
modiphier commentedHello,
Yes, that sounds easy enough. I looked at the files and the .module file doesn't really contain much code. It looks like the semantic-tabs.js is where it needs to be added as well as the .css file but it is beyond me. I may try to experiment but I would just be pasting and copying all while guessing. I am using the Adminimal administration theme and if I enable this module my admin pages are not viewable.
Comment #3
SebCorbin commentedFixed in the upcoming 7.x-1.1, please read the Release notes if you have trouble solving your problem
Comment #4
modiphier commentedHello SebCorbin,
Thanks for the update. I uploaded the 7.1.1 version and enabled it. I was displayed a warning about doing the database update so i did and it showed one update for the variable for ckeditor tabber. I did proceed with it. When the database update completed the landing page that has a link to return to the administration page had no page style at all and wass just text.. Not that big a deal.. When I surfed to my configuration admin page which I have attached a screen shot of it is still a mess not as bad as the first time but still all scrambled. I went and set my administration pages to use the default "Seven" admin theme and it was ok. I can not find any ckeditor tabber cofig file or settings page within the admin so even though I read the notes it does not tell me where to configure the settings for body:not(.page-admin) dl
I realize the issue I am having is due to the fact that I am using the Adminimal administration theme but it would be nice if the tabber module didn't affect the admin theme. Can you tell me where I am supposed to configure the tabs that are rendered from this module as it states in the release notes.
please take a look at my screen shot so you can see what is happening to my admin pages.
Thanks again,
Paul
Comment #5
SebCorbin commentedFirst of all, flush your cache, it always helps :)
Then go to Configuration > Content Authoring > CKEditor Tabber, and:
body:not(.page-admin) dlas jQuery selectordl.ckeditor-tabberas jQuery selectorComment #6
modiphier commentedHi Seb,
Thanks I had done that only problem was when I went to look for config link and it wasn't grouped with other ckeditor links so i never looked further down the page.. May want to replace the "Configure Ckeditor Tabber" with just "Ckeditor Tabber" I have a lot of modules so it gets busy.. What you suggested worked.
The default is set to dl, dl.ckeditor-tabber so because I don't know css I tried adding it
dl, dl.ckeditor-tabber, body:not(.page-admin) dl
But that didn't seem to work so i removed what was there and just saved the page again with just
body:not(.page-admin) dl
and my configuration page with adminimal theme displays correctly. I have only created one test page with the tabs it is a dev site I am working on migrating a full drupal 6 site over to 7 but I am still only at the structure level so no real content yet.
Thanks again for taking the time to help me.. I appreciate it..
Paul