VerticalTabs | Firefox add-on for arranging tabs | Addon library
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kandi X-RAY | VerticalTabs Summary
This Firefox add-on arranges tabs in a vertical rather than horizontal fashion. It is heavily inspired by and borrows ideas from the excellent Tree Style Tab add-on. License: Mozilla Public License Version 1.1.
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QUESTION
I've been trying to increase the width of my tab click range to expand its reach and to be able to view icons.
I've seen a few examples suggesting to create a class with different props. It worked with a horizontal tab but not a vertical one. It would be great if anyone could help out. I've tried also searching for vertical tabs props specifically in material UI with no results, unfortunately. Thanks for helping
Here is how it currently looks:
Code:
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Answered 2019-May-20 at 22:21For anyone interested I've solved it:
increase the minWidth on styles.root and move icons by adding position: "absolute" to their styles
QUESTION
I am overriding the tabs of material-ui to have a vertical view of the tabs. However, I also want the label (text) of these tabs to align to the right so it looks more uniform. I've tried every kind of styling but still cannot get it to work.
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Answered 2019-Jan-29 at 17:57Upgrading to the lates version of material-ui fixed this issue (v3.9.1 currently)
QUESTION
Been working on this for awhile and seem to not be able to get it working.
First, there is a gap between the tabs and the content and I am unsure how to go about fixing that without making the right side more left.
Second, tabs themselves have an issue when it comes to being attached to the content area. I currently have the tabs left: -80px; in order to move them out of the content area. However, doing that seems to have caused an issue depending on how large/small the overall screen size of the users browser is.
If anyone could help me out with this issue then that would be great!
I have made a JSFiddle for you to test with.
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Answered 2017-Jun-08 at 19:50All you really need to do is move the border-radius
& box-shadow
from .card
and move it to .textHolder
, then you can remove the positioning from .verticalTabs
and instead of using a margin
to separate .card
from .textHolder
, use padding
instead.
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