Additional CSS classes to add to the control.
The currently selected tab by the header name.
Enabled state of the UI element. When the type supports this, the UI element will be disabled when set to false.
Readonly HeaderThe list of available tabs
Readonly IdThe id of the UI element.
The UI elements which are children of this UI element.
Name of the UI element. For form fields that would be the name otherwise used for reference only.
Event is triggered when the tab changes.
The tab layout itself.
Additional CSS classes to add to the parent control when supported.
The standard classes of the control. Modify this property only if you know what you are doing.
Tags for the UI element. Used for reference only.
The text direction of the UI element. Defaults to Inherit, meaning it will use the editor default.
Optional ToolTooltip text of the UI element.
Readonly TypeThe type of the UI element. Always "TabLayout".
Visibility flag of the UI element. When not visible it will be hidden from the UI.
Adds a new tab to the tab layout.
The header of the new tab
The base UI item (usually another layout item).
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Tab layout interface