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We went with a full page load for a few reasons:
1) This is the way WordPress does it, and we try to do things the WordPress way. Check out /wp-admin/nav-menus.php in your WordPress admin.
2) Our users are using WorkFlow tabs to divide up lots of options, meta boxes, etc. The individual page load helps the page load quicker since Piklist only loads what it needs, not every tab.
However, Piklist makes it very easy for you to do this yourself if you want. You would need to include the CSS and JS that comes with tabify. And then wrap your fields in the appropriate markup.
Since Piklist is code based it’s easy to do.
@tatamata– Welcome to the Piklist Community!
Not sure I understand. What is the difference between Piklist WorkFlow tabs and Tabify tabs?
I just added a piklist/ folder to twentyfifteen and I have no problem.
If you activate wp_debug do you see any notices?
@justin– Is this a live site? Would you be able to provide us log in access?
@devonanderson– I can’t reproduce. Can you please email both of your themes to [email protected]?
@justin– we logged into your site and ran the update. All looks good to us.
@mcmaster– These attributes are core WordPress, not Piklist specific. You can see them listed on the wp_editor() page in the codex.
Here’s an example from WooCommerce:
'editor_css' => '<style>#wp-excerpt-editor-container .wp-editor-area{height:175px; width:100%;}</style>'@mcmaster– This will be fixed in the next version of Piklist. Thanks
@justin– This is working for me. I can’t reproduce it. If you run with WP DEBUG do you see any errors?
@mcmaster– We were able to reproduce the bug and will get it fixed.
On a side note (even though it doesn’t fix the problem), you should use the
columnsparameter when creating group fields since it’s essentially a grid. Something like'columns' => 12
