

TabViewItem1.Content = tabViewItem1Content HorizontalOptions = LayoutOptions.Center, TabStripPlacement = TabStripPlacement.Bottom, Let's see some samples covering common scenarios. TabView can have several different visual appearances depending on its underlying state. The VSM introduces the concept of visual states. The Visual State Manager (VSM) provides a structured way to make visual changes to the user interface from code. The badge color used in the selected tab.Ī bool that indicate if the tab is selected or not.Ĭommand that is executed when the user tap a tab.Įvent that is raised when the selected tab changed.Įvent that is raised when is swiping between tabs.Įvent that is raised when the user tap a tab. The badge text color used in the selected tab. The ImageSource used as icon in the selected tab. The font attributes used in the selected tab. The font family used in the selected tab. Default is 0.Įnable or disable the transition between tabs. Its meant as a way to help get inexperienced people into editing, but doesnt teach them anything about Source Mode and doesnt really let. The template the Tab View uses to generate tab items' content.Įnable or disable cyclical tabs navigation. The template the Tab View uses to generate tab items' header. Properties TabView Properties PropertyĪ collection used to generate the TabView's tab items. Next, a list with the TabView properties, events and visualstates. NOTE: TabView is a cross-platform view that takes over when native tabs hit their limits, such as positioning with layouts, styling, and non-uniform styling like a raised button. TabView is useful for displaying several content while giving a user the capability to customize mostly everything. The TabView is a way to display a set of tabs and their respective content. In these cases, we would need a Custom Renderer so far. However, what happens if we want to have nested tabs within a specific section (Example: Grid)?, what if we want to fully customize each tab?. Here's what it looks like - and below the tab is content from a template created specifically for this article: Template: ExampleTabview.We can have tabs using Shell. If you need less tabs, just take out a line. Replace 'NameofTab' with a tab name of your choice, but be sure to leave the '|' there, otherwise might not work! If you need more tabs, copy and paste the the first line. If you are using a template, type in 'Template:' first, and then the name of the template.

Replace 'NameofArticle' with the name of the article you are taking the tab content from.

To do this, make an article/template and fill it with content you need it to be in the tab (WikiText can be used) Then go back and type in:
Wikia tabview template code#
Tabview functions by taking content from other pages or templates on the Wiki and using that as tab content, as opposed to having the content in the actual code where the tab will appear. Unlike Tabber, Tabview works on ALL UCP updated wikis. Tabview is similar to Tabber, but a bit more complicated and a tad more neat. To test out your coding, please either visit your sandbox or this page's talk page. WikiText does not function in the comments.
