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→Two pages per tab to maximize space offered by widescreen displays
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Functionality: | Functionality: | ||
• when two pages are viewed the tab responsible for that view would contain two sub tabs | • when two pages are viewed the tab responsible for that view would contain two sub tabs | ||
• only one sub tab at a time is in the foreground - the user must select a sub tab to enable a page or click on the adjacent page before the functionality of that page can be accessed | • only one sub tab at a time is in the foreground - the user must select a sub tab to enable a page or click on the adjacent page before the functionality of that page can be accessed | ||
• when opening multiple pages at once the sub tabs would be filled before moving on the the next tab - the first page of that group is the one that is displayed and ready for use | • when opening multiple pages at once the sub tabs would be filled before moving on the the next tab - the first page of that group is the one that is displayed and ready for use | ||
•sub tabs support drag and drop | •sub tabs support drag and drop | ||
•sub tabs can be closed individually - a tab with a single page would force a sub tab shift to avoid single tabs. | •sub tabs can be closed individually - a tab with a single page would force a sub tab shift to avoid single tabs. | ||
•user can create a single page tab by dragging a link to a blank location on the tab bar | •user can create a single page tab by dragging a link to a blank location on the tab bar | ||
•user can drag a link to a single tab and create a dual page view - the tab would then contain 2 sub tabs | •user can drag a link to a single tab and create a dual page view - the tab would then contain 2 sub tabs | ||