Navigation :

tabstrip

tabstrip, tile type

The tabstrip tile displays a tab selector for an existing named tabs tile in region mode.

It does not define a tabset by itself. Instead, it references a previously declared named show tabs, either through the tabset identifier or through one or more individual tab identifiers.

Example

myTabs = show tabs "" with
  Demand
  Leadtime

show tabstrip "" with
  myTabs

This references the whole tabset through the myTabs identifier and renders the tabs in the same order as the source show tabs.

Reordering and per-tab labels

myTabs = show tabs "" with
  Demand
  Leadtime

show tabstrip "" { tabsVariant: vertical; size: -1 } with
  Leadtime { as: "Lead time" }
  Demand

This references individual tabs instead of the whole tabset. The listed tabs appear first, in the order they are written. Any tabs from the same tabset that are not listed are appended afterward in their original order.

Remarks

show tabstrip does not accept group by or order by.

If the first column references a named show tabs, then it must be the only column of the show tabstrip.

If the columns reference individual tabs, then all of them must come from the same named show tabs.

The tab-level selector as renames the tab inside that specific tabstrip only. It does not rename the original tab identifier.

StyleCode

For generic StyleCode rules, see stylecode.

The tabstrip tile supports:

tabsVariant on the tile, with values horizontal, vertical, or select.
size on the tile.
as on individual tabs.