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split tabpanel navigation and panel content
When using wickets tabbed panel can I split the navigation and the panel
contents to diff blocks. The use cases I require is use a vertical tab
(sidebar) as tab and display the contents in RHS side.
Please suggest any workaround to achieve this.
Thank u.
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Re: split tabpanel navigation and panel content
Posted by cresc <md...@gmail.com>.
Thank you all for the response. I did it in a simple way .. Duplicate the
TabbedPanel source code in a diff name (VerticalTabbedPanel) in my
application and modified the html alone slightly so that the target panel
comes in the RHS.
Thanks,
nazeem
Mr Mean wrote:
>
> Well if you are talking about having other html elements between the
> tab bar and the content itself, then no you would have to write your
> own components. but using some css or overriding the default markup
> for the tabbedpanel you might be able to achieve the same visual
> effect.
>
> Maurice
>
> On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 11:22 AM, cresc <md...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> When using wickets tabbed panel can I split the navigation and the panel
>> contents to diff blocks. The use cases I require is use a vertical tab
>> (sidebar) as tab and display the contents in RHS side.
>>
>> Please suggest any workaround to achieve this.
>>
>> Thank u.
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Re: split tabpanel navigation and panel content
Posted by Maurice Marrink <ma...@gmail.com>.
Well if you are talking about having other html elements between the
tab bar and the content itself, then no you would have to write your
own components. but using some css or overriding the default markup
for the tabbedpanel you might be able to achieve the same visual
effect.
Maurice
On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 11:22 AM, cresc <md...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> When using wickets tabbed panel can I split the navigation and the panel
> contents to diff blocks. The use cases I require is use a vertical tab
> (sidebar) as tab and display the contents in RHS side.
>
> Please suggest any workaround to achieve this.
>
> Thank u.
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