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The Tab Container scenario allows you to organize content into multiple tabs. You can configure the appearance and behavior of the tabs in the Inspector Panel.

Show Tab Strip – Toggle the tab strip at the top of the container on or off.
Style – Choose the visual style of the tabs. Options include: Labels, List, Button Group, Under Line, Gradient1, Gradient2, Gradient3, Cool1, Cool2, Cool3.
Tab Display Mode – Set the position of the tab strip: Top or Bottom.
Tab Alignment – Align the tabs: Left, Center, or Right.
Tab Width Mode – Controls how the tab width is calculated: Auto (default), Fixed, or Distribute.
Tab Height Mode – Controls the tab height calculation: Auto (default) or Fixed.
Tab Height – Set the numeric height of the tab using the input box or the - and + buttons.
Tab Space – Adjust the spacing between tabs using the input box or the - and + buttons.
Font Setting – Configure the font family, size, color, weight, and style of tab text.
Background Color – Set the background color of the tab strip.
Padding – Add padding around the tab strip.
Border Color – Define the border color of the tab container.
Show Split Line – Toggle a line around the tab strip. Default is False.
Show Menu Icon – Display an ellipsis menu icon for tab management. Default is True.
Tab Arrow Navigator – Toggle the navigation arrows for the tabs. Default is visible; can also be hidden.
Tab Indicator – Controls the visibility of the indicator line below the selected tab. Default is visible; can also be hidden.

Controls the overall style of the tab container.
Corner Radius – Adjust the curvature of the line that visually connects the tab to the container.
Padding – Add padding inside the tab container.
Background Color – Set a solid background color for the container.
Background Gradient – Apply a gradient fill using colors from the theme or a custom palette.

Defines the default style of the tabs.
Background – Set the solid background color.
Text Color – Configure the color of tab labels.
Corner Radius – Adjust the curvature of the line underneath the tab label.
Background Gradient – Apply a gradient fill for the tab.
Background Image – Use an image as the tab background.
Shadow – Add shadows to the tab: Inner, Outer, Both, or None. Configure color and thickness.
Border Thickness – Set the thickness of the tab border.

Controls the appearance of tabs when hovered.
Background – Change the background color on hover.
Text Color – Change the tab text color on hover.
Corner Radius – Adjust the curvature of the line under the tab label on hover.
Background Gradient – Apply a gradient color on hover.
Background Image – Display a background image on hover.
Shadow – Configure shadows for hovered tabs, including type, color, and thickness.
Border Thickness – Set the border thickness while hovered.

Controls the appearance of the currently selected tab.
Background – Set the background color for the selected tab.
Text Color – Set the text color for the selected tab.
Corner Radius – Adjust the curvature of the line under the selected tab.
Background Gradient – Apply a gradient fill for the selected tab.
Background Image – Use a background image for the selected tab.
Shadow – Configure shadows for the selected tab, including type, color, and thickness.
Border Thickness – Set the border thickness for the selected tab.