An Ember addon for Tab component with various style options and theme customization.
Heavily inspired by this Codrops article
ember install ember-x-tabs
- Declarative
- 14+ Styles to choose from
- Fully composable
- Customizable
Example markup:
A fully contextual version of the tab component is provided under the name x-tabs
x-tabs can also be used as a page-control, that is a control that has several tabs each with an associated data object. There is only one dataPane and as the tabs are selected, the tabs data is yielded to the dataPane
{{#x-tabs activeName="archive" tab-style="tabs-style-topline" as | xt | }}
{{#xt.tabs as | tabs |}}
{{#tabs.tab name="home" data=(hash name="Home data")}}
<i class="icon icon-home"></i>
<span>Home</span>
{{/tabs.tab}}
{{#tabs.tab name="archive" data=(hash name="Archive Data")}}
<i class="icon icon-box"></i>
<span>Archive</span>
{{/tabs.tab}}
{{#tabs.tab name="analytics" data=(hash name="Analytics Data")}}
<i class="icon icon-display"></i>
<span>Analytics</span>
{{/tabs.tab}}
{{#tabs.tab name="settings" data=(hash name="Settings Data")}}
<i class="icon icon-tools"></i>
<span>Settings</span>
{{/tabs.tab}}
{{#tabs.tab name="upload" data=(hash name="Upload Data")}}
<i class="icon icon-upload"></i>
<span>Upload</span>
{{/tabs.tab}}
{{/xt.tabs}}
{{#xt.dataPane as | pane |}}
<h1>Page Control</h1>
<p>Data: {{pane.data.name}}</p>
{{/xt.dataPane}}
{{/x-tabs}}
You can replace the tab-style property of the component to any of the following styles to get a different style variation of your tab component.
- tabs-style-bar (Default)
- tabs-style-iconbox
- tabs-style-underline
- tabs-style-linetriangle
- tabs-style-topline
- tabs-style-iconfall
- tabs-style-linemove
- tabs-style-line
- tabs-style-circle
- tabs-style-shape
- tabs-style-linebox
- tabs-style-flip
- tabs-style-circlefill
- tabs-style-tzoid
- tabs-style-fillup
This tab component can be themed using CSS variables to suit the color of your choice.
Kindly override these variables in your css file.
For example:
:root {
--x-tab-active: #2CC185;
--x-tab-color1: #334455;
--x-tab-color2: #74777b;
--x-tab-color3: #4a4a4b;
--x-tab-color4: #000;
/* Background colors */
--x-tab-bg1: #f7f7f7;
--x-tab-bg2: #f0f0f0;
--x-tab-bg3: #fff;
--x-tab-bg4: #bdc2c9;
}
Use the customClass option to add your own custom classnames.
Write your own definition for the classnames
.myTabClass nav {
background: lightblue;
}
.myTabClass nav ul a {
color: lightblue;
}
.myTabClass nav ul a:hover {
color: steelblue;
}
.myTabClass nav ul li.tab-current {
background: steelblue;
}
.myTabClass nav ul li {
background: white;
margin: 4px 2px;
}
.myTabClass nav ul li.tab-current a {
color: white;
}
Add a configuration for ember-x-tabs to include only the themes that you will use.
ENV['ember-x-tabs'] = {
includedThemes: ['bar', 'circle', 'flip'],
excludedThemes: ['iconbox'],
excludeBaseStyles: false, // defaults to false
defaultTheme: 'bar', // defaults to 'bar'
};
To exclude or not include a theme, means that it's css styles will not be bundled with your application, thus not polluting your app.
Note: including a blank array e.g. includeThemes: [] will not include any themes, leaving you to define your own theme styles. See the vendor/ember-x-tabs/themes directory for reference.
Note: you may also want to set excludeBaseStyles: true so that this addon doesn't include the styles used by all the themes.
A big Thanks to Ilya Radchenko for making this configuration possible to have a small memory footprint of css in your app when you are using the addon.
ember serve
- Visit your app at http://localhost:4200.
npm test
ember test
ember test --server
ember build
For more information on using ember-cli, visit https://ember-cli.com/.