"NeoTab" alternative
Quote from JoseFurt on May 12, 2025, 10:24 amHello all,
In my tests, I only found "NeoTab" to work with tabs, but I don't think it's possible to insert other objects, just text. Is there no other alternative to using tabs, even if it's just static (only in development and not dynamic)?
ThanksJoséFurtado
Hello all,
In my tests, I only found "NeoTab" to work with tabs, but I don't think it's possible to insert other objects, just text. Is there no other alternative to using tabs, even if it's just static (only in development and not dynamic)?
Thanks
JoséFurtado
Quote from luishp on May 12, 2025, 8:05 pmHello @josefurt,
You're right — the NeoTabs plugin in VisualNEO Web is primarily designed for simple tabbed HTML content and doesn't natively support embedding other objects like buttons, images, or input fields directly inside each tab panel.
However, a powerful and flexible alternative involves using multiple Container objects stacked on top of each other — essentially creating custom tab panels:
✅ How to Create Custom Tabs with Containers
- Create multiple Container objects, one for each tab content area.
- Position them in the same location, so they overlap each other.
- Inside each container, add any object you want: images, paragraphs, push buttons, etc.
- Add a row of Push Buttons to act as the tab headers.
- Use the ObjectToFront action to bring the desired container to the front when a tab button is clicked.
Hello @josefurt,
You're right — the NeoTabs plugin in VisualNEO Web is primarily designed for simple tabbed HTML content and doesn't natively support embedding other objects like buttons, images, or input fields directly inside each tab panel.
However, a powerful and flexible alternative involves using multiple Container objects stacked on top of each other — essentially creating custom tab panels:
✅ How to Create Custom Tabs with Containers
- Create multiple Container objects, one for each tab content area.
- Position them in the same location, so they overlap each other.
- Inside each container, add any object you want: images, paragraphs, push buttons, etc.
- Add a row of Push Buttons to act as the tab headers.
- Use the ObjectToFront action to bring the desired container to the front when a tab button is clicked.