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Yes, I read the thread about Tabs not working in Chrome and followed just about everything. I then resorted to the code given me by the Jquery website for tabs after trying everything Ecwid said.

What am I doing wrong here? Unlike the tabs outside of the Ecwid DIV, the styles are messed up and Firebug isn't pointing it out for me and it's stuck up underneath the right hand checkout pane.

http://tricitieswebsolutions.com/KOS...65&id=39636881

[Maristany]

In your Ecwid CSS custom theme add the missing '}' just before the tabs code.

/* The "Place Order" button in IE6 (hack) */
div.ecwid-Checkout-placeOrderButton-ie6-up,
div.ecwid-Checkout-placeOrderButton-ie6-up-hovering,
div.ecwid-Checkout-placeOrderButton-ie6-down, 
div.ecwid-Checkout-placeOrderButton-ie6-down-hovering {
    background-image: url(http://tricitieswebsolutions.com/KOS/shop/place_order.gif);
}

You have to modify some rules too, for instance

div.ui-tabs {
    position: relative; /* position: relative prevents IE scroll bug (element with position: relative inside container with overflow: auto appear as "fixed"); */
    padding: .2em;
    clear: both;
}

Hope this helps
Marc

[South Holston River Fly Shop]

Thanks! That worked. Aside from the bracket, I only modified the one rule you showed. I hope that was okay.

Tina Whittimore

[Rick G]

Hi Everyone!

I'm glad to let you know that now it is possible to add tabs into product or category description using simple shortcodes in the description editing area via Tabber application. You can also customize the color and add different icons for each tab to make it look the way you want.

Go ahead and check out more details about the Tabber application!

Also feel free to browse Ecwid App Market for other apps that can help your store grow: https://www.ecwid.com/apps/

Thank you.