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Customize the Tabbed Panels widgetAlthough the Property inspector enables you to make simple edits to a Tabbed Panels widget, it does not support customized styling tasks. You can alter the CSS rules for the Tabbed Panels widget and create a widget that is styled to your liking. For a quick reference on changing the colors of the Tabbed Panels widget, see David Powers’s Quick guide to styling Spry tabbed panels, accordions, and collapsible panels. For a more advanced list of styling tasks, see www.adobe.com/go/learn_dw_sprytabbedpanels_custom. All CSS rules in the topics below refer to the default rules located in the SpryTabbedPanels.css file. Dreamweaver saves the SpryTabbedPanels.css file in the SpryAssets folder of your site whenever you create a Spry Tabbed Panels widget. This file also contains useful commented information about various styles that apply to the widget. Although you can easily
edit rules for the Tabbed Panels widget directly in the accompanying
CSS file, you can also use the CSS Styles panel to edit the widget’s
CSS. The CSS Styles panel is helpful for locating the CSS classes
assigned to different parts of the widget, especially if you use
the panel’s Current mode.Style Tabbed Panels widget textYou can style the text of a Tabbed Panels widget by setting properties for the entire Tabbed Panels widget container, or by setting properties for the components of the widget individually. To change the text styling of a Tabbed Panels
widget, use the following table to locate the appropriate CSS rule,
and then add your own text styling properties and values:
Change Tabbed Panels widget background colors To change the background colors of different
parts of a Tabbed Panels widget, use the following table to locate
the appropriate CSS rule, and then add or change background color
properties and values to your liking:
Constrain the width of tabbed panelsBy default, the Tabbed Panels widget expands to fill available space. You can constrain the width of a Tabbed Panels widget, however, by setting a width property for the accordion container. |