I have this two nested UltraTabControl, and I don't know why they have those lines, 1 white and 1 blue on top of the inner UltraTabControl, which are not present in the example projects. In the elements property I tried to find some setting to fix it, but in vain.Someone knows how to fix this non-clear flat design?
Hi Eugenio,
You can correct this by using the SpaceBeforeTabs property on the inner tab control. This property allows you to shift the tabs down by a set pixel amount, which you can use in your application to move the tabs down and in line with the way you want them to look.
Please try this out and let me know whether it works for you.
It did worked for the inner blue SpaceBeforeTabs and now it looks better, but still there is the white line(above the blue line which still there:I looked at the father properties of the inner UltraTabControl, which is UltraTabPageControl:
but I didn't find any property that get rid of that last bit/line of misplacement.
Do you have any insight?
We gave this a final look and found out what is going on. What you are seeing is the outside of the TabPage of the parent UltraTabControl. You can reduce the visual impact of this by setting the BackColor on ClientAreaAppearance on the parent UltraTabControl to match the color of the area directly above the tabs.
Hi Mike,Okay then, thank for the help
After examining our sample, we determined that the best way to do this is through the method I suggested above. If you want to send your sample I will look it over, but I do not believe this step is necessary.
Nice, got the trick to make it seamless and thank you very much. I'm wondering if:It would still be helpful for you if I send a mock project that emulates that graphical misbehaviour?So maybe it can be solved without any hackery.