Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.See the attached snap: I'm using the smart width tabs and it's not filling the full space and/or spilling to a second row of tabs if the tab text is too long. I couldn't find where to set the width of the tab set (aside from css where it is set).
Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
My recipe (related to panels tabs)
. d6.17
. jQuery 1.3.2
. Ctools 1.7
. Panels 3.7
. Tabs 1.3
. Panels Tabs rc4
Thanks!
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Comments
Comment #1
kthullForgot to mention it's a mini panel placed into a panel, if that would potentially break the smart width feature.
Comment #2
13rac1 commentedIssue fixed by my patch in #889294: Links not properly updated when switching tabs. I am going to set this as duplicate, since it is caused by the same problem.
Comment #3
kthullI'd like to reopen this issue because I applied the patch referenced in #2 and it did not change my situation. I even tried running update.php and, of course, cleared the cache.
I even tested both equal width and scaling tabs and the screenshot I posted in #1 is the same for both.
Again, not sure if it being a mini panel makes any difference. I also neglected to mention that I'm using a Zen subtheme (6.x-2.0) and changed out the Zen's tab background images and adjusted the padding/margins to tighten things up.
Comment #4
13rac1 commentedCan you try it on your installation using the default Garland theme? We need to make sure it is something wrong with Tab panel style and not your theme.
Comment #5
kthullNice...it does work with Garland, but not with the base Zen theme. I've changed this to closed as you've helped me show it's not a tab panel style issue. Thanks!