It is possible to customize the include to your own needed settings (appearance and spacing). Some of this settings can't change with a function, but you can change it in your code with global variable
TabBarGadgetInclude
. The variable has the following fields and you can change their value.
Field Default value Description \Padding
6
Space between the content and the border of the tab. \Margin
4
Space between the tab and the gadget border. \ImageSpace
3
Space between the image and the text in a tab. \CloseButtonSize
13
Size of the cross to close the tab. \TabBarColor
system Background color of the tab bar. \BorderColor
system Color of the border of the tabs. \FaceColor
system Color of the background of the tabs. \TextColor
system Color of the text in a tab. \HoverColorPlus
$FF101010
Addition of the background color if the mouse is over the tab. \ActivColorPlus
$FF101010
Addition of the background color if the tab is selected. \ArrowWidth
10
Width of the arrow of the navigation. \ArrowHeight
16
Height of the arrow of the navigation. \Radius
3
Radius of the rounding of the tab. \MinTabLength
0
Minimum length of a tab. \MaxTabLength
32767
Minimum length of a tab. \FadeOut
32
Size of the blending in the navigation. \WheelDirection
1
Direction of the scrolling with the mouse wheel ( -1
or1
)\EnableDoubleClickForNewTab
#True
A left double click send the #TabBarGadget_EventType_NewItem
event.\EnableMiddleClickForCloseTab
#True
A middle click send the #TabBarGadget_EventType_CloseItem
event.