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What is tabStyle in Salesforce?
When you use a custom controller, the tabStyle attribute of an tag allows you to mimic the look and feel of the associated Salesforce page. If you only want portions of the page to be similar to a Salesforce page, you can use the tabStyle attribute on the tag.
How do I select a tab style in Salesforce?
- From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Tabs , then select Tabs.
- Click New in the Custom Object Tabs related list.
- Select the custom object to appear in the custom tab.
- Click the Tab Style lookup icon to show the Tab Style Selector.
- Click a tab style to select the color scheme and icon for the custom tab.
How are tabs displayed in a lightning tabset?
A lightning-tabset displays a tabbed container with multiple content areas, only one of which is visible at a time. Tabs are displayed horizontally inline with content shown below it, by default. Use tabs to separate information into logical sections based on functionality or use case.
Why do you use lightning tabset in Salesforce?
Use lightning-tabset to enable users to easily switch between tabs to perform tasks without leaving the page. Assign a default tab based on the most important use case for the page. We don’t recommend using tabs to define a linear, ordered process since each tab functions independently of the others.
Is there way to nest global tabs in Lightning?
You can nest scoped tabs within a global tab set, but don’t nest global tabs. If additional hierarchy is necessary, consider using a lightning-tree component. To apply additional styling, use the SLDS utility classes with the class attribute. This example adds a gray background and padding to the content area on the first tab using SLDS classes.
Can you use Lightning design system with CSS?
This allows you to integrate the Lightning Design System (SLDS) with your own bespoke CSS or to integrate it with an application that uses the modified Salesforce Bootstrap framework previously used as you wean your application away from it. In some cases, within the Salesforce ecosystem, SLDS CSS is not yet available.