TcxCustomTabControlProperties.ScrollOpposite Property
Specifies whether tab rows can be scrolled to the opposite side of a tab control.
#Declaration
property ScrollOpposite: Boolean read; write; default False;
#Property Value
Type | Default |
---|---|
Boolean | False |
#Remarks
Tabs can be arranged into a number of rows. When a tab is selected, its row becomes the bottommost row. The rows that resided under it (closer to the page) are either moved to the opposite side of a tab control or become the topmost row. This behavior depends on the ScrollOpposite property setting. If this property value is True, tabs rows are moved to the opposite side of a control. Otherwise tab rows simply change their order.
The following image displays initial tab layout before switching to the Alignment tab.
The images below display various results of selecting a tab depending on the ScrollOpposite property setting.
The Scroll |
The Scroll |
---|---|
![]() |
![]() |
Note
The Scroll
The default value of the ScrollOpposite property is False.