Styling an h3 tag with padding now alters Accordion heading padding

[dsargent@…]

It didn't do this in 1.8. I found nothing in the docs about this being expected behavior. Example can be found at: ​http://jsfiddle.net/FQn5S/

[dsargent@…]

Dang, not UI.core, sorry itchy submit trigger. Can't change it apparently. . .

[Scott González]

Accordions used to require nested elements to create headers. We removed this requirement, so now the styling is applied to the header element (the h3 in this case). We definitely don't want to have the requirement of nested elements, so do you have a suggestion on what you'd like us to do here?

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[dsargent@…]

Sorry for taking so long to reply. Just getting back to this. The fix is fairly simple, I just had to add

.ui-accordion h3{

padding-left: 2.2em !important;

}

to our jQueryUIOverides.css file. Without that the css in our default.css file that styles the h3 tag with a padding:0 would break the accordions title placement making it overlap with the icon. I'm thinking this may be a common problem for anyone that has any padding set on their h3 tags. It did not do this before 1.9

[tj.vantoll]

@dsargent@… The padding-left applied by jQuery UI is via the .ui-accordion .ui-accordion-icons selector so it'll be safe from things like global resets. jQuery UI itself isn't going to use a more specific selector so this is just something people will have to fix on their own. The change made for this in 1.9 is documented in the upgrade guide - ​http://jqueryui.com/upgrade-guide/1.9/#headers-no-longer-require-a-child-anchor-element.