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[SkeeterHarris]

Hi There and Happy New Year! I hope your holidays were splendid.

I need your help as I am trying to use Tabs with Accordions in them but am running into formatting issues. Basically what I am trying to do is have an into two column heading with text on left and an image on right, then below this are a series of accordion FAQs. Now I have it working but I run into two odd behaviors:

1. When I add the intro text it gets formatted within a box like the accordion even through it shouldn’t (as a column)
2. When I add an image it blows over the accordion and causes the first entry to right format behind the image.

You can see the specific page here: http://bcb.5d4.myftpupload.com/real-estate-faqs/

Here is an example of shortcodes and copy that I am using in one of the tabs. As a separate private message I will leave my creds and login detail. Thank you!

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[column type=”1/2″] With all the special rules that apply to non-profit organizations, it’s only natural to wonder how many of those apply to commercial real estate, starting with whether a non-profit is allowed to purchase property at all.</br>
Below, you’ll find many of the questions that our non-profit clients frequently ask our real estate experts at Dutra Cerro Graden (DCG). For any issues not addressed here, please don’t hesitate to contact us for more information about our commercial real estate services.[/column] [column type=”1/2″ last=”true”] [x_image type=”thumbnail” float=”none” src=”http://bcb.5d4.myftpupload.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Meeting-FAQ.jpg&#8221; info=”none” info_place=”top” info_trigger=”hover”] [/column]

[x_accordion_item title=”Is a non-profit facility considered “commercial property”?”] Buildings themselves do not have non-profit status, only the organization or business associated with owning a property. Depending on the community that the non-profit is located in, some non-profits may be zoned as special districts, but may also be zoned as residential or commercial.[/x_accordion_item]

[x_accordion_item title=”Why are appraisals so important for non-profit property or facilities?”] Appraisals determine the fair market value of your non-profit’s property and facilities. This evaluation allows your organization the opportunity to list at a competitive price and offer a reasonable profit, as well as determine the value of a real estate donation (either given or received).[/x_accordion_item]

[x_accordion_item title=”Can we control how our land is used after it sells?”] Yes, the sale contract can mandate how the seller uses the land after the sale is finalized. Sometimes this is referred to as a real covenant, which imposes restrictions on future property use. [/x_accordion_item]

[x_accordion_item title=”How do I know if our organization should buy or lease?”] The decision between buying or leasing depends on several different factors, including your budget and vision. For example, could financing a purchase negatively impact the long- or short-term goals of your organization? In that case, leasing may be the better option.[/x_accordion_item]

[x_accordion_item title=”Can outside advising help an organization make a real estate decision?”] Absolutely. Outside advising can benefit organizations, providing objective perspectives coupled with relevant market research, specialized knowledge and experience.[/x_accordion_item]

[SkeeterHarris]

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[Rupok]

Hi there,

Thanks for writing in! Both Tabs and Accordion items has dynamic height as they are initially closed. So if you nest them then it might not work properly when you are using column inside them. It’s simply because the columns have float: left; and that will prevent the usual height calculation. If you use single column then it will work fine like this – http://prntscr.com/dra15t

Cheers!

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