Hi,
Sorry for generating so much traffic in such a short time.
But I have now the workaround:
var tv = new QxTabView;
tv.setWidth('auto');
tv.setHeight('auto');
tv..getPane().setHeight('auto'); <- This step is important
I have added this info to: http://qooxdoo.org/documentation/faq
Rega
The real problem is setting the height to 'auto'.
Is there any way of knowing the height of the tallest tab inside the
QxTabView?
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Hi all,
The cause of the strange appearance of the QxTabView, is setting the height
and width to auto, when inserted inside a QxBoxLayout.
I don't know which size it must have in pixels.
Is there any known workaround?
Is this bug solved in the namespace version?
Regards,
David
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Hi,
I have discovered that the cause of all this, is that the appearance of
QxTabView changes dramatically when iinserted inside a QxBoxLayout.
I have tried unsuccessfully to use QxTabView.setBackgroundColor(new
QxColor('white')), QxTabViewPane.setBackgroundColor(new
QxColor('white')), in orde
Hi
I have created a simple QxTabView, and it doesn't look as nice as in the
examples (http://old.qooxdoo.org/public/demo/example/TabView_1.html).
No border is shown
I have reviewed several times the code, but there is no difference
between them. Any idea? Am I missing anything important?
