Web tabs

React-web-tabsModular and accessible React tabs according to the WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices 1.1.DemoSee the demo website for a live example.DocumentationRead the docs for more comprehensive examples and API Reference.InstallationNote! This package depends on React ^16.3.0Using npm:npm install --save react-web-tabsUsing yarn:Then with a module bundler like webpack you can import it like usual:import { Tabs, Tab, TabPanel, TabList } from 'react-web-tabs';import Tabs from 'react-web-tabs/lib/Tabs';import Tab from 'react-web-tabs/lib/Tab';import TabPanel from 'react-web-tabs/lib/TabPanel';import TabList from 'react-web-tabs/lib/TabList';var Tabs = require('react-web-tabs').Tabs;var Tab = require('react-web-tabs').Tab;var TabPanel = require('react-web-tabs').TabPanel;var TabList = require('react-web-tabs').TabList;The UMD build is also available on unpkg:script src=" React, { Component } from 'react';import { render } from 'react-dom';import { Tabs, Tab, TabPanel, TabList } from 'react-web-tabs';class App extends Component { render() { return ( Tabs defaultTab="one" onChange={(tabId) => { console.log(tabId) }} > TabList> Tab tabFor="one">Tab 1/Tab> Tab tabFor="two">Tab 2/Tab> Tab tabFor="three">Tab 3/Tab> /TabList> TabPanel tabId="one"> p>Tab 1 content/p> /TabPanel> TabPanel tabId="two"> p>Tab 2 content/p> /TabPanel> TabPanel tabId="three"> p>Tab 3 content/p> /TabPanel> /Tabs> ); }}render(App/>, document.getElementById('app'));If you need to make it more interesting and mix in other elements you can do that to:import React, { Component } from 'react';import { render } from 'react-dom';import { TabProvider, Tab, TabPanel, TabList } from 'react-web-tabs';class App extends Component { render() { return ( TabProvider defaultTab="one"> section className="my-tabs"> TabList className="my-tablist"> Tab tabFor="one">Tab 1/Tab> span className="divider">•/span> Tab tabFor="two">Tab 2/Tab> span className="divider">•/span> Tab tabFor="three" className="my-tab">Tab 3/Tab> /TabList> div className="wrapper"> TabPanel tabId="one"> p>Tab 1 content/p> /TabPanel> TabPanel tabId="two"> p>Tab 2 content/p> /TabPanel> TabPanel tabId="three"> p>Tab 3 content/p> /TabPanel> /div> /section> /TabProvider> ); }}render(App/>, document.getElementById('app'));And of course every component supports adding additional props like custom className's or data attributes.StylesSome basic styles are provided as well but they are optional as the tabs are fully functional without styling and I do encourage you to create your own. Both minified and unminified versions are available in the

Web Tabs are similar to browser tabs, but accessible within Zoho Subscriptions. It enables you and the users in your organizations to access web pages or applications within Zoho Subscriptions. You can also set access permissions for web tabs based on users and roles.Web tabs can be used in many ways to smoothen out your business workflows, especially if you use multiple apps to run your business.Scenario: Patricia runs a digital magazine business and uses multiple applications to manage different aspects of her business. She uses customized reports in Zoho Analytics to track her business data from these applications. With web tabs, she can view her analytic data, like consolidated business reports within Zoho Subscriptions using an embed URL from Zoho Analytics.Points to note before you start using web tabs:Websites or applications that use “http” instead of “https” will not load in web tabs.Some websites and applications may not load in web tabs because they are forbidden from being viewed in other applications. This is usually to prevent clickjacking attacks.The web tabs you create will neither be linked to any other module of Zoho Subscriptions nor affect their data.Create Web TabsTo create a new web tab:Go to Settings > Web Tabs.Click + New Web Tab on the top right corner of the page.Enter a name for the web tab.Enter the URL for the webpage or web application that you’d like to open within Zoho Subscriptions.Pro Tip: Try using the embed URL or publish URL of a website or application if the normal URL does not load in web tabs.Configure the visibility settings of the web tab.Insight: The web tabs that you create will be available to your users based on the visibility settings that you chose when creating the web tab.Click Save.Now, you’ll find the Web Tabs module in the left sidebar of Zoho Subscriptions with all your web tabs listed under it. Clicking on any of these web tabs will open the URL within Zoho Subscriptions.Edit Web TabsYou can edit the name, URL and visibility settings of your web tab after creating it. To do so:Go to Settings > Web Tabs.Click the name of the web tab that you want to edit or hover over it and click Edit.Make the necessary changes.Click Save.Delete Web TabsTo remove web tabs from Zoho Subscriptions:Go to Settings > Web Tabs.Hover over the web tab that you want to delete.Click the Trash icon.Click Yes in the following pop-up to delete the web tab.Was this document helpful? Yes NoLet us know where we can improveThank you for your feedback!

Inventory Web Tabs are similar to browser tabs that allow you to embed the URL obtained from other applications and open its web pages within Zoho Inventory. Depending on the website, you can find the embed or publish URL and create web tabs within Zoho Inventory. Also, you can control who sees the web tabs in your organization.Web tabs can be used in many ways depending on your business needs. Let’s say you have multiple organizations in Zoho Inventory and have set up custom reports in Zoho Analytics to analyze data across all these organizations. You can copy the Publish URL of the custom report and create a web tab to access the report within Zoho Inventory.Note:If the web pages use ‘http,’ they won’t open in web tabs.Some of the web pages or applications cannot be opened using web tabs as they are prevented from opening in other applications. This is to prevent clickjacking attacks.The web tabs you create will neither be linked to any other module of Zoho Inventory nor affect their data.Create Web TabTo create a new web tab:Go to Settings > Web Tabs.Click + New Tab in the top right corner of the page.Enter a name for the web tab.Enter the URL that you’d like to open within Zoho Inventory.Choose whether the web tab must be visible only to you or to selected users and roles or to everyone.If you’ve chosen Only selected users & roles option, select the users and roles from the dropdown.Click Save.Access Web

Over the past few years, I have downloaded several third-party web browsers for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, and the one I have found most advanced and feature rich is Atomic Web. While many mobile browsers have their unique features, Atomic Web could well be considered the professional browser for advanced web users. With each version of the app, the developer has included features that make navigating the browser more user friendly and useful for bookmarking, managing and saving websites and pages. Atomic Web outshines the iOS version of Safari by a long shot. It even matches it in speed. But if you go to the developer's site, he doesn't do a great job of showing off what Atomic Web can do. So let's explore some of its outstanding features.TabsTabs are the core features of most web browsers. For some odd reason, the iOS version of Safari does not include tabs near the top of the browser. You have to tap to a page of open pages, and then tap again to open one of them. The open tabs for Atomic Web can easily be accessed menu style near the top of the browser.Admittedly, accessing tabs in a web browser is no longer an advanced feature, but the way you can navigate tabs in Atomic Web is pretty unique. You can, of course, tap on individual tabs, but Atomic Web is also set up for navigating using MultiTouch options. Let's see how they work. MultiTouch OptionsInstead of having to tap individual tabs, you can use the multitouch/finger gestures to go back and forward between web pages, close pages, move from between tabs, increase and decrease the font size on the current page, share a link, clear all tabs, and lots more. So if you want to move forward to the next open tab, you could set up a gesture to simply swipe or tap three fingers on a page to move to the next tab.The number of multitouch options are nearly overwhelming, but as you realize what type of actions you perform most while browsing, then its simple to assign those actions to a finger action. Press and Hold Pressing and holding your finger on a link will deliver up several options, including Open Link, Open in New Tab, Open in Background Tab, Download File, and Copy it. If you are on a page where you want to open