This topic shows you how to style the WinTab™ control’s scroll buttons. Whenever the amount of Tab objects exceed the visible portion of the WinTab control, scroll buttons will be shown by default so that end users can scroll through your Tab objects.
In Visual Basic:
' Set to always show scroll buttons Me.ultraTabControl1.ScrollButtons = TabScrollButtons.Always ' Sets the type of ScrollButton Me.ultraTabControl1.ScrollButtonTypes = ScrollButtonTypes. NextPrevious ' Sets the Style for the ScrollButton Me.ultraTabControl1.ScrollButtonStyle = Infragistics.Win.UIElementButtonStyle.Office2007ScrollbarButton ' Sets the Style for the arrrow in the ScrollButton Me.ultraTabControl1.ScrollArrowStyle = ScrollArrowStyle.VisualStudio
In C#:
// Set to always show scroll buttons this.ultraTabControl1.ScrollButtons = TabScrollButtons.Always; // Sets the type of ScrollButton this.ultraTabControl1.ScrollButtonTypes = ScrollButtonTypes. NextPrevious; // Sets the Style for the ScrollButton this.ultraTabControl1.ScrollButtonStyle = Infragistics.Win.UIElementButtonStyle.Office2007ScrollbarButton; // Sets the Style for the arrrow in the ScrollButton this.ultraTabControl1.ScrollArrowStyle = ScrollArrowStyle.VisualStudio;