[Glade-users] Creating Notebook Tab Pages

[Don Mies]

Thanks to you and Mitchel!

I didn't realize that when I clicked on the tabs I was selecting the tab 
label and I had to click on it a 2nd time to actually select the tab's page.

After some clicking around I've now got it working the way I expected.

Thank you very much!


Don

Tristan Van Berkom wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 9:59 PM, Don Mies <don.mies at cox.net> wrote:
>   
>> I am not trying to populate the pages at runtime.  There do not appear to be
>> any pages created in the notebook.  All I see are 3 "label" type widgets
>> which have the tab labels.  There are no pages and no apparent way to create
>> the pages.
>>
>> What "gray placeholder widgets" are you referring to?  I don't see anything
>> like that except some text in the hierarchy window that says "(tab child)"
>> to the right of the tab label widgets.  I've tried to select that but it
>> seems to be part of the tab label widget and not a separate item.
>>     
>
> You want to add pages to the notebook ? or you want to add
> customized tab label widgets ?
>
> When I run Glade 3.4 here, I can create a notebook, and by default
> it has 3 tabs, each have tab labels by default, and empty pages (gray area)
> in the workspace... if I want to add page contents, I select a page
> (by clicking twice on one of the labels, once to select it, the next
> to activate it, which switches the page, alternatively use the virtual
> "page" property to navigate).
>
> If you want to make custom tabs, just delete the default tabs and
> add new ones.
>
> When building your UI, it is important that your notebooks have
> pages and tabs for each page (Glade will read and write it ok,
> but GtkBuilder or libglade wont like empty pages).
>
> Cheers,
>                          -Tristan
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