Hi Dirk,

you can provide your own component to render the tabs, just override TabbedPanel#newTabsContainer().

This container can use a repeater for a row of tabs and some javascript popup/menu solution to make the other tabs accessible.

Hope this helps
Sven

On 10/02/2012 11:12 AM, Dirk Wenke wrote:
Hello,

I've searched the forum and the web for a solution, but I did not find
anything.
We are building a workbench-like application with wicket. The objects in our
application are displayed in tabs, so we used the TabbedPanel for that. But
if many tabs are opened, the tabs are displayed in multiple rows.
What we want to achieve is, that there is only one row displayed for the
tabs and that a button is displayed that opens a list of all available tabs
(like it is e.g. in the eclipse IDE).

As I am fairly new to wicket, I have currently no idea how to solve this. I
would be happy if anybody could help me with this issue.

Thanks,
Dirk



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