Open the Edit Tabs panel (image below) to edit the settings for the min-tab container. Delete Tab Contentĭelete the content item on the currently selected tab. Tabs can be added or deleted via the context menu. To access the mini-tab context menu, right click on the mini-tab's borders:Īlternatively, right click on a visual in the mini-tabs this will present options to expand the mini-tab context menu (blue highlight below) or the visualization context menu (green highlight below):įrom the mini-tabs context menu, you can access the following functions: Add and Delete Tabsīy default, the mini-tab container has 2 tabs.

Alternatively, right click on the mini-tabs and click Delete Tab Content form the context menu. To delete an asset from the container, right click on it and select Delete from the context menu. To move the asset from the mini-tab container to somewhere else on the canvas, drag it or select it and use the clipboard tools from the Present ribbon or context menu. To add an item to the mini-tabs, drag the required visualization or asset onto the required tab. The slide will be highlighted blue click anywhere on the slide to place the container there. To add a mini-tab container to the slide, click the mini-tab button from the canvas menu (red arrow below). Note: this feature is not available in the Community Edition. Click here to learn about conditional display for mini-tabs.You can display tabs manually, by clicking on the required tab or conditionally, by defining actions based on dynamic PQL expressions together with Slicer Actions. The container features tabs a single asset can be added to each tab, and a single tab can be displayed at any one time. Mini-Tabs are a layout container that uses a tabbed container to display multiple visualizations and other assets in the same screen real estate.

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