Open QuantQRI opened 1 year ago
My code is:
` class AppTabs(UserControl): def init(self): super().init()
def tab_button(self, title: str, icon_name: icons, callback): return Tab( tab_content=Row( expand=True, alignment=MainAxisAlignment.CENTER, controls=[ Icon(name=icon_name, color="#081d33"), Text(value=title, weight=FontWeight.BOLD, size=14) ] ), content=callback ) def build(self): return Container( expand=True, height=200, bgcolor="#ebebeb", border_radius=border_radius.only(top_left=15, top_right=15), padding=padding.only(left=15, right=15), content=Tabs( # scrollable=True, indicator_tab_size=True, indicator_color="#081d33", label_color="#081d33", # divider_color="#ebebeb", expand=True, selected_index=0, on_change=lambda e: print(e), tabs=[ self.tab_button("Demo1", icons.DASHBOARD_ROUNDED, Container()), self.tab_button("Demo2", icons.VIEW_KANBAN_ROUNDED, Container()), self.tab_button("Demo3", icons.ACCOUNT_BALANCE_WALLET_ROUNDED, Container()), self.tab_button("Demo4", icons.DATA_THRESHOLDING_ROUNDED, Container()), ] ) )
` I hope that when the sides of my window are wider, the width of the tabs will also change. But I don't know how to set it up, and this problem has troubled me for a long time.
Thanks for the help.
This is a good concern! I still don't understand what particularly in flutter is meant to cause this effect.
My code is:
` class AppTabs(UserControl): def init(self): super().init()
` I hope that when the sides of my window are wider, the width of the tabs will also change. But I don't know how to set it up, and this problem has troubled me for a long time.
Thanks for the help.