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Description
Tabs enable content organization at a high level. They allow the user to switch between views, data sets, or functional options.
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The label describes the content contained within each tab, and sets user expectations.
They should be short: one or two words maximum.
Icons are not permitted as tab labels.
States
Main Tabs | 2nd Level | Details Pane Tabs | Ribbon Tabs | Ribbon Tabs - Collapsed | |
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Hover | |||||
Active | |||||
Selected | Expands the Ribbon | ||||
Focused, Regular | |||||
Focused, Hover | |||||
Focused, Active | |||||
Focused, Selected | Expands the Ribbon |
Interaction
Only one tab can be selected at a time.
A tab can be selected by clicking it.
Selecting a tab will change the view below to the new tab’s associated content.
Clicking on a new tab will automatically remove the selection from the previously-selected tab.
When the tab label is truncated, hovering over it will show a Tooltip with the full label.
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