C1WebTabStrip's groups contain tab headers. The tab headers are inherited from the C1WebGroupHeader The tab headers include the following styles and states:
|
Style |
State |
Property Settings |
|
ActiveHeaderStyle |
Active |
Enabled = True, Selected = False, mouse hovers over tab |
|
InactiveHeaderStyle |
Inactive |
Enabled = True, Selected = False, mouse doesn't hover over tab |
|
MouseOverActiveHeaderStyle |
MouseOverActive |
Enabled = True, Selected = True, mouse hovers over tab |
|
MouseOverInactiveHeaderStyle |
MouseOver Inactive |
Enabled = True, Selected = True, mouse doesn't hover over tab |
|
DisabledHeaderStyle |
Disabled |
Enabled = False |
You can specify the style properties for all of the C1WebTabStrip's headers through its default styles that belong to the C1WebTabStrip class or you can specify style properties for its individual tab headers through its C1WebTabStripGroup class. For more information on applying header styles to C1WebTabStrip, see Creating a C1WebTabStrip in Code.
The table below represents each state type for the tab headers:
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State |
Tab Header | |
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Active |
| |
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Inactive |
| |
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MouseOverActive |
| |
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MouseOverInactive |
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Disabled |
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