<TabItemStates EnableHover=" />
WebTab™ can have tabs with different states that are indicated by different visual styles and that are individually customizable using the Infragistics® Application Styling Framework. The following are the different states that a tab can have:
Normal – This is the state when no action is performed on the tab.
Hovered – When the end user hovers the mouse over a tab, the hover style is applied on that tab. In this state, the tab is neither selected nor activated.
Selected – When the end user clicks on a tab, the tab is selected; if the Enter or SPACE key is pressed on a tab, the tab is also selected.
Activated – When the end user clicks on a tab or navigates using the keyboard and hits the Enter key, the tab gets activated. Upon click, a tab will be activated as well as selected. If a tab is activated by the end user using the keyboard and pressing the Enter key, then the tab becomes selected; the tab’s corresponding events will fire.
Disabled – hover, selection or activation style is applied on that item.
These states are enabled by default. You can also disable these states by using the following properties of the TabItemStates object:
In HTML:
<TabItemStates EnableHover=" />
In Visual Basic:
WebTab1.TabItemStates.EnableHover = false
In C#:
WebTab1.TabItemStates.EnableHover = false;
You can also set you own Css classes to these states using the TabItemCssClasses property.
In HTML:
<TabItemCssClasses ActiveCssClass="active" DisabledCssClass="disable"
HoverCssClass="hover" SelectedCssClass="select" />
In Visual Basic:
'Assuming active, disable, hover and select as your Css classes WebTab1.TabItemCssClasses.ActiveCssClass = "active" WebTab1.TabItemCssClasses.DisabledCssClass = "disable" WebTab1.TabItemCssClasses.HoverCssClass = "hover" WebTab1.TabItemCssClasses.SelectedCssClass = "select"
In C#:
//Assuming active, disable, hover and select as your Css classes WebTab1.TabItemCssClasses.ActiveCssClass = "active"; WebTab1.TabItemCssClasses.DisabledCssClass = "disable"; WebTab1.TabItemCssClasses.HoverCssClass = "hover"; WebTab1.TabItemCssClasses.SelectedCssClass = "select";