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Thank you for writing and for your question.
Indeed, the new states of the TabItem component are a bit different in the new Visual Style Builder since the entire theming approach is different. In your case, you can consider the TabItem state as a default state. That said, the TabItem.Selected would contain the styles for the selected state of the item, otherwise the TabItem state styles will be applied. The TabItem.MouseOver would contain the styles when the mouse is over a tab item, and the TabItem.Selected.MouseOver would contain the styles for a tab item when the tab is selected and the mouse is over it.
I am not quite sure that I correctly understand where you want to put a gradient as a background for your RadTabStrip. Currently it is not possible to add a gradient background to the panels where the controls for the different tabs are put. However, you can use the RadPanel/RadScrollablePanel as a host-control for each tab content panel since this control supports gradient background.
I hope this is helpful. Do not hesitate to write back anytime you need further assistance.
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