Joep van Liempd
Joep van Liempd
I apologize for not answering more thoroughly — unfortunately my time is very limited at the moment. The best I can give you right now is: if I was trying...
I don't see the use case for this. Without panels, what's this component but a list of items? In addition, if I'm reading it correctly the implementation in this PR...
Apologies, I missed that! Thanks.
Because of how react-tabs works internally (it uses cloning to opaquely control various parts of the tab state), you need to pass any incoming props to the component you're wrapping....
@KoolTheba you can try the following snippet: ```css .react-tabs__tab-list { display: flex; overflow-x: auto; } ```
@TechStudent10 no, it's out of scope. Using some of the code from this thread you should be able to do it yourself without much fuss.
@deflexable this is an HTML/CSS question, not a React Tabs question. If I were learning CSS now while trying to answer this question for myself I'd start by figuring out...
This would add more surface to the API, only to support a use case that was obviously not intended to be supported. (And in my personal opinion does not make...
First off, I really appreciate the research you put into this. I think I'm missing some information here though — what browser are you facing this issue in? From the...
From [the React docs on `lazy`](https://reactjs.org/docs/code-splitting.html#reactlazy): >`React.lazy` takes a function that must call a dynamic `import()`. This must return a `Promise` which resolves to a module with a `default` export...