We mentioned Tabbed panels in the post about basic page layout. Usually we use Tabbed panels to store optional content (forms, grids, etc.).
You can set Tabbed panel:
- default by metro > if true > a tile is visible on Metro;
- default on dashboard > if true > under the “More” menu > the pin icon is active, so a grid is pinned to ta page:
In Pallete you can see Tabbed panel and Panel tab.
- Tabbed panel combines a tab (container) where panels can be placed AND the first Panel tab.
So If you need tabbed panel(s):
- you need to drag and drop Tabbed panel (put it on the canvas without a row!);
- a PageRow100 will appear with a Tabbed panel inside it;
- a Panel tab will be inside a Tabbed panel.
There you can add/move a form or grid:
If you need another panel tab > you need to drag and drop Panel tab inside the existing Tabbed panel, put it just above/below the existing one(s):
If you drag and drop one Tabbed panel and then other Tabbed panel next to it > the Panel tabs will appear next to each other (two tabs + two panels):
