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Styling issue with the Wizard #180
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I cannot solve your issue, but i do question, how is it you themed the tab items, i.e. 'Instructions' 'Maintenance Details' ? |
I think this is it:
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Any chance you ever found a fix for this? I'm having the same issue with something I'm building If I remove the jquery.steps.css, the datetimepicker works perfectly, so there's some sort of conflict there, but obviously when I remove it the Steps functionality no longer works Been trying to find a solution, but I fear I will have to comb through that CSS and do quite a bit of trial and error I'm far from a javascript expert so I'm hoping there is an easier fix Thanks! |
@pellosophical no I still have the same issue - didn't get time to solve it yet |
i am also getting the same styling issue. any solution. |
I had almost the same problem, but for me the datetimepicker is not working at all, so I called onInit: function (event, currentIndex) { } of jQuery Steps and I moved the datetimepicker initialization $(".exampleDateTimePicker").datetimepicker(); inside it. |
I am using the bootstrap DateTimePicker (https://eonasdan.github.io/bootstrap-datetimepicker/)
When I load the wizard with an input of type DateTimePicker, the style is broken
I tried moving the css files around but it still overrides the css of the DateTime Picker
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