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How can I set up the TabItem display in two rows when the WPF window is reduced? For example, how is this done in the standard wpf window style? |
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The way it looks now |
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@kuffo7 This indeed seems like a bug. In standard WPF this is done by using a Because our material design TabControl supports a scroll-able header and internally uses multiple panels to display the header, I'm guessing the fix for this issue is not a straight forward replacement of an internal control. |
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OK, thanks for the reply. I'm opening up a issue for this |
@kuffo7 This indeed seems like a bug. In standard WPF this is done by using a
TabPanel:https://github.com/dotnet/wpf/blob/1642c8162f7f41f8738932c42fbd3585b8b65ae0/src/Microsoft.DotNet.Wpf/src/Themes/XAML/TabControl.xaml#L48-L54
Because our material design TabControl supports a scroll-able header and internally uses multiple panels to display the header, I'm guessing the fix for this issue is not a straight forward replacement of an internal control.
Could you please open an issue for this?