Calling Tab.setTitleStyle() should set a separate CSS style for the title text of a tab.
I've noticed that it works only for tabs having an icon: i.e. if you create a tab specifying a title and an icon, set the titleStyle attribute and add it into a tabset, you see the specified title style in the generated dom element, while if you simply omit setting the icon, then the dom element has a default style name (i.e. tabButtonStop).
Follows an excerpt showing how to reproduce this issue simply modifying the tabs orientation example in the showcase.
Could you please tell me if I'm doing something wrong or if it is simply a bug?
Reproduced on SmartGWT 4.1p (SmartClient Version: v9.1p_2014-07-15/LGPL Development Only (built 2014-07-15)) and SmartGWT 4.0p
I've noticed that it works only for tabs having an icon: i.e. if you create a tab specifying a title and an icon, set the titleStyle attribute and add it into a tabset, you see the specified title style in the generated dom element, while if you simply omit setting the icon, then the dom element has a default style name (i.e. tabButtonStop).
Follows an excerpt showing how to reproduce this issue simply modifying the tabs orientation example in the showcase.
Code:
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//calling the single argument constructor (omitting the icon path param) prevents the "titleStyle" attribute to work
//Tab tTab1 = new Tab("Blue", "pieces/16/pawn_blue.png");
Tab tTab1 = new Tab("Blue");
//set the CSS style name, expected for the title elements at the dom level
tTab1.setTitleStyle("foo");
...Reproduced on SmartGWT 4.1p (SmartClient Version: v9.1p_2014-07-15/LGPL Development Only (built 2014-07-15)) and SmartGWT 4.0p