Making Tabs with Kgpanels

[Hellyeah2]

Is it possible and if so how?
Or any other method you can suggest I will appreciate it.
Thank you.

[Seerah]

Um... sure?

What kind of tabs? Where? What do you want them to do?

[Hellyeah2]

Hi, let's say that by clicking tabs different info appears in the same panel (recount, omen, etc).
I know I can probably show/hide them individually with a macro, but this method perhaps gets a bit complicated if I want to use it with 10 or more addons.

[Hellyeah2]

Originally Posted by Seerah Um... sure? What kind of tabs? Where? What do you want them to do?

You still there bro?

[Fizzlemizz]

A tab uis essentially just a button (or in kgPanels terms, a clickable frame) that when clicked hides a bunch of non-realted stuf and un-hides a bunch of related stuff. You just have to know what to :Show()/:Hide() when each "tab" is clicked.

Originally Posted by Hellyeah2 You still there bro?

[Hellyeah2]

Originally Posted by Fizzlemizz A tab uis essentially just a button (or in kgPanels terms, a clickable frame) that when clicked hides a bunch of non-realted stuf and un-hides a bunch of related stuff. You just have to know what to :Show()/:Hide() when each "tab" is clicked.

As I said in my last message, it gets tedious when you have to do that for several addons.
That's why I'm looking for something that handle this itself.

[Seerah]

You still have to write the code for all of it, same as you would for using macros.

[Hellyeah2]

Originally Posted by Seerah You still have to write the code for all of it, same as you would for using macros.

Maybe I wasn't clear enough.
I'm not asking how to code an addon, but if someone knows one for this purpose.
Thanks.

[Phanx]

You weren't clear at all. You asked how to make "tabs" using kgPanels. That's not even close to the same thing as asking if there's an addon that's pre-configured to act as a tabbed panel container.

But to answer your new question, no, there is no addon that's pre-configured to act as a tabbed panel container. Everyone who wants this functionality just hard-codes it, since it's really dependent on what you want each tab to show, etc. and how you want everything to look. A pre-made addon would be about 20 lines of code for the addon, and then 100,000 lines of code for an options GUI -- it's way more efficient to just hard-code it yourself.