Element CSS on Tab Items bug?

Hello there, absolutely LOVING the recent updates. So much potential is being unlocked and I feel like a kid in a candy shop with $1,000 bucks in my pocket.

That being said, however, I think there may be a bug in how the tab items handle Element CSS. The element CSS works fine from the parent Tabs element itself, but any CSS I enter into the Element CSS on the individual Tab Items is not seeming to be rendered at all—whether using the $el selector or any other selectors at all.

For instance, I tried entering p { background-color: red !important; } into the Element CSS for an individual tab element (which should have messed a lot up on my particular page), but it did absolutely nothing to the page at all, which tells me something may be unplugged somewhere for this field. Actually, this afternoon, I was cooking hot dogs for my kids in the convection oven before I realized the mechanical timer may have been winding down, but it wasn’t plugged in. Yeah, kind of like that. :sweat_smile:

I could be wrong, but it might be something to look into.

Hello @bobbybosler,

Thanks for writing in!

Please be advised that the Tabs element is composed of a container, tab header, and tab content.

And I can confirm that there is a bug in the latest release. The expected class should only be e{123}-n and as of this moment, it is displaying e{123}-{123}-n which is a bug.

We already have reported this to our developers. An updated release shall be rolling out anytime soon.

Please bear with us.

Excellent. Thank you @ruenel!

You’re most welcome!

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