Wijmo supports styled tabs, accordions, and splitters, making it easy to organize content into panes and create attractive user interfaces.
Wijmo tabs are easy to use and flexible. The tabs below show how you can nest tabs, use HTML in the tab headers, align the tabs to the left of the content (instead of above), and make the tabs collapsible (click any tab twice):
Accordions are groups of collapsible panels which normally show one panel expanded. Like tabs, they make it easy to organize content into panes. The wij-accordion directive is demonstrated below:
Splitters divide an element into two panels separated by a movable bar. When the mouse pointer is over the bar, the pointer changes shape to show that the bar is movable.
Splitters can be nested to create rich interfaces, but the most common configuration is one vertical division where the left panel shows a list or a tree, and the right panel shows information about the item selected on the left pane.
Progressbars indicators are used to show that an activity is going on (typically waiting for data to arrive from the server). The wij-progressbar directive has two main attributes:
For example:
value = 50 | |
value = 75 |