Version 12.1.20121.2135: I have tow separate UltraWinTab tabs on two different forms, both ViewStyle VisualStudio2005, and both as far as I can determine with the exact same modified properties, except for the one relevant to the problem here: the TabLayoutStye. One is Set to SingleRowAutoSize and the other to MultiRowAutoSize.
When I select a tab header on the MultiRowAutoSize, the other tabs on the header's font seemed to become greyed out (disabled). On the other form, the other tabs remain the same as before another tab was selected.
I have attached a zip file with two screen captures of the tab headers which will illustrate. Is it possible to change the MultiRowAutoSize style so the non-selected tabs remain normal? If so could you please give some VERY SPECIFIC code as to where to access the style, and how to change as I requested. Additionally, the multirow style creates the additional rows above the original row, and I would like the additional rows below the original if possible.
Thanks.
Hello Glen,
I have investigated this a little further. It seems that we deliberately set the alpha level of multi row tabs depending on MultiRowSelectionStyle property. So, you can remove the alpha blending by setting MultiRowSelectionStyle to something different from HighlightTab like this:
this.ultraTabControl2.MultiRowSelectionStyle = MultiRowSelectionStyle.ScrollRow;
Regarding the position of the rows this is default behavior and there is no property allowing you to change this behavior. What you can do is again play with MultiRowSelectionStyle.
Please let me know if you need any further assistance with this matter.
Ok, this is good. Thanks for you help. The only other thing is my further question: is their a property somewhere on multirow that will create further rows below the first row rather than above it?Glenn
As I wrote in my second answer, right now UltraTabControl does not support setting of the rows order. What you can control is the max number of rows to display, via MaxVisibleTabRows property, and the number of tabs per row, via TabsPerRow property.
Note that, after looking into this and doing some research, the idea to be able to set the rows order was determined to be a new feature idea. You can suggest new features ideas or vote for existing ones at idea.infragistics.com.
Please let me know if you need my further assistance on this matter.
OK, thanks. Somehow I overlooked that in your previous answer.