UnreviewedAdditional data attributes on the option's rendered row.
UnreviewedvalueThis tab's identity — pairs it with the <TabPanel value="…"> of the same
value, and the value reported by onStateChange / onChange. Unique per strip.
Optional UnreviewedlabelVisible label. The string shorthand for the tab's content; for richer content
pass children instead (label wins when both are set).
Optional UnreviewedchildrenTab content when you need more than a string — used if label is omitted.
Optional UnreviewediconLeading icon shape, rendered before the label.
Optional UnreviewediconTrailing icon shape, rendered after the label.
Optional UnreviewedroundFully-round just this tab's box. <Tabs round> rounds the whole strip
(tabs + sliding indicator) instead.
Optional UnreviewedtonePer-tab tone override, same vocabulary as <Tabs tone> — colors this one tab's
label + icons (all priorities/modes, named or custom color) and, when it's the
active tab, its indicator. For a custom literal color the sliding indicator can't
adopt it (the shared moving element can't read a descendant's color), so a custom tone
colors the label everywhere and the indicator only in noslide; the six named
tones color both in every mode. Overrides the strip's tone for this tab.
Optional UnrevieweddisabledPrevent user activation of this tab. A disabled tab can still indicate the current selection.
Optional UnreviewedtooltipTooltip for this tab — a string or any node — shown only when one of the
tab's ellipsizing label parts is truncated (tabs ellipsize when the strip
overflows), so clipped content reveals its full text on hover while a tab that
fits shows nothing. Rendered as a
truncatedOnly <Tooltip> anchored to the tab. For an always-visible tooltip or
other custom trigger content, use children with your own <Tooltip> instead.
Optional UnreviewedclassCSS class on the option's rendered row.
Optional UnreviewedstyleInline styles on the option's rendered row.
One tab as a plain data object for the
optionsarray — the single sourceTabsrenders its strip from (likeRadioGroup'soptions).Tabsreads these fields to render the underlying<a-tab>(tabindex,role, and selection are allTabs' job, published off-DOM by the element).