How to apply diffrent styles to parent & child tabs of RadTabStrip

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  1. Parimal Modi
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    Member since:
    Aug 2009

    Posted 14 Dec 2009 Link to this post

    Hi,

    I'm using RadTabStrip & generating the two level tabs with the help of XML file. I want to apply diffrent styles to Parent & Child tabs.
    Is there any workaround for that. Please have a look on attched image for more understanding.

    Please help me out.

    Regards,
    Parimal Modi
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  3. Shinu
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    Mar 2007

    Posted 15 Dec 2009 Link to this post

    Hello Parimal Modi,

    You can alter the appearance of individual tabs in the tab strip without using a custom skin. Check out the following documentation for more information;
    Setting the CSS Class of Tabs

    -Shinu.
  5. m chotu
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    Dec 2009

    Posted 23 Feb 2010 Link to this post

    Hi Shinu;

    Currently I am also having the same issue.  I need to have two levels of tabs and I need to apply different styles for these two levels.  I have attached a screen shot of how my tabs should look.  But I am not able to achive that.  Could you please explain how to apply styles to the main tabs and child tabs with examples.  I went through the article that you have mentioned in this thread but I am not able to fully understand how I am supposed to apply.

    Thanks a lot for your help in advance.  I really appreciate it.

    Meera
  7. Peter
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    Posted 26 Feb 2010 Link to this post

    Hello Meera,

    If you set EnableSubLevelStyles="true" for RadTabStrip, the child tabs will appear differently from the parent tabs.


    Greetings,
    Peter
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