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• See Also
  • SlideView
  • MenuView
  • FlipView
  • PopupView
  • OpenerView
  • Manipulate
  • PaneSelector
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TabView[{lbl₁expr₁, lbl₂expr₂, …}]

represents an object in which clicking the tab with label lbl_i displays expr_i.

TabView[{lbl₁expr₁,lbl₂expr₂,…},i]

makes the i tab be the one currently selected.

TabView[{{v₁,lbl₁expr₁},{v₂,lbl₂expr₂},…},v]

associates values v_i with successive tabs, and makes the tab with value v be the one currently selected.

TabView[{expr₁,expr₂,…}]

takes the tab labels to be successive integers.

• TabView[list,Dynamic[s]] takes the selected tab to be specified by the dynamically updated current value of s, with the value of s being reset if a different tab is selected.
• The following options can be given:
• With the default option setting ImageSize->All, TabView always leaves space for the largest of the expr_i to be displayed, so that its overall size does not change. »
• With ImageSize->Automatic, TabView leaves space only for the expr_i currently being displayed.
• If any of the lbl_i are Null, the corresponding tabs are left blank. »
• Appearance->"Limited" specifies that only a limited number of tabs should be displayed at a time, with controls to navigate through different "pages" of tabs.
• Appearance->{"Limited",n} specifies that only up to n tabs should be displayed at a time.
• TabView by default displays the lbl_i in "TabViewLabel" style, which typically uses the system button font.
• The settings for BaseStyle and LabelStyle are appended to the default styles typically given by the "TabView" and "TabViewLabel" styles in the current stylesheet.

Use default labels for tabs:

Insert labels for each element:

Use graphics as content in TabView:

TabView can contain any expression, including Manipulate:

TabView can be nested:

Use any expression as a label:

Use strings as labels:

Put the labels into text style:

Use Null to indicate a blank tab label:

By default, a TabView leaves enough space to display without ever resizing:

With ImageSize->Automatic, TabView resizes for each pane:

Start with tab 2 selected:

Select the tab with value v:

By default, the setting is based on position:

Use the {u,lbl->expr} to have be the setting:

Connect a TabView to a slider:

Use With to replace dynamically scoped variables:

A list of objects:

Default alignments:

Control horizontal alignment only:

Control horizontal and vertical alignments:

Add margins within the view:

Add margins outside the view:

Control the overall size of TabView:

Change the style of the labels:

Make a TabView with pictures of Bessel functions:

Show some famous cellular automata in a TabView:

Tab through a list of formulas:

Show the GDP of several countries between 1970-2005:

Use Pane to force linebreaking in the content of TabView:

Dynamic variables will only start updating when displayed:

Rules are used to specify labels for tabs:

Give labels explicitly to display rules in the content area:

By default, the entire contents are generated before displaying the output:

Use Dynamic and ImageSize->Automatic to generate the contents only when displayed:

Successively nest TabView objects:

View images of knots retrieved from KnotData:

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