To deactivate all tabs I have to set the ActiveTabIndex parameter to -1.

This was working up to version 4.6.0. After that version I start getting an error:

Here is an example with 4.6.0 where it is working:

https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/QSPuvKvI06m6AhF929

Here is an example with the current version:

https://blazorrepl.telerik.com/mIvOlqlI062NR9Vi59

Here is a REPL test page. If the user navigates forwards and backwards via the Wizard buttons, the TreeView checkboxes persist their state. If the user navigates via the Stepper, the checkbox state is not retained.

The issue is triggered by the TabStrip.

A possible workaround is to prevent Stepper clicks with CSS:

.k-tabstrip .k-wizard .k-stepper .k-step {
  pointer-events: none;
}

Accessibility issue for TelerikTabStrip (3.6.0)

Issue is found in the attached png file.

<TelerikTabStrip TabPosition="@TabPosition.Top">
    <TabStripTab Title="Handoff">
        <VideoHandoff></VideoHandoff>
    </TabStripTab>
    <TabStripTab Title="Handoff Status">
        <VideoHandoffStatus></VideoHandoffStatus>
    </TabStripTab>
</TelerikTabStrip>

I am using the Telerik TabStrip and am trying to make the tabs scrollable while also showing additional tabs once a button is pressed.

When the additional tabs are shown, the tabs are not scrollable. Notice that when you toggle the visibility of the tabs, the new tabs being shown do not make the tab list scrollable.

=====ADMIN EDIT=====

Here is a possible workaround for the time being - REPL link.

The TabStrip throws ArgumentOutOfRangeException if the first tab is not Visible.

<TelerikTabStrip>
    <TabStripTab Title="A" Visible="false">
        Tab A
    </TabStripTab>

    <TabStripTab Title="B" Visible="true">
        Tab B
    </TabStripTab>

    <TabStripTab Title="C" Visible="true">
        Tab C
    </TabStripTab>
</TelerikTabStrip>

I have four tabs in my tab strip, and the content in each tab is of varying width. The tab item resizes to the width of the content as it changes. I want to be able to set a fixed width for all the tabs so they don't expand and contract all the time.

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ADMIN EDIT

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In the meantime, you can control the width of the TabStrip with some custom CSS. You can use its Class parameter to set a custom CSS class to the main wrapping container of the component and then apply the desired styles. Thus, you will be styling only this specific instance of the TabStrip and not all instances on the page/app (in case needed, you can of course add the same CSS class to all instances to have the same styles).

The sample below demonstrates the described approach. First instance of the TabStrip has the default setup, no additional styles added. Second instance has fixed width.

<TelerikTabStrip>
    <TabStripTab Title="First">
        First tab content. Go to the third tab to see the problem.
    </TabStripTab>
    <TabStripTab Title="Second tab heading longer than others">
        Second tab content. Go to the third tab to see the problem.
    </TabStripTab>
    <TabStripTab Title="Third">
        <div style="width: 2000px;">lorem ipsum</div>Third tab content.
    </TabStripTab>
</TelerikTabStrip>

<style>
    .tab-with-width {
        width: 600px;
    }
</style>

<TelerikTabStrip Class="tab-with-width">
    <TabStripTab Title="First">
        First tab content. Go to the third tab to see the behavior when the TapSrtrip has fixed width.
    </TabStripTab>
    <TabStripTab Title="Second tab heading longer than others">
        Second tab content. Go to the third tab to see the behavior when the TapSrtrip has fixed width.
    </TabStripTab>
    <TabStripTab Title="Third">
        <div style="width: 2000px;">lorem ipsum</div>Third tab content.
    </TabStripTab>
</TelerikTabStrip>

At the moment, if I have many tabs, their titles go off the screen (or the container of the tab strip). I want that they don't stretch my layout, or they don't become invisible.

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ADMIN EDIT

For the time being, there are two workarounds you can consider:

• adding a scrollbar to the tabs list:
  

  <style>
      /* sample settings for the parent of the tab strip to showcase how the rules below work */
      .tab-container {
          border: 1px solid red;
          width: 30%;
      }
      
      /* tab titles will now produce a scrollbar when too wide */
      .tab-container .k-tabstrip .k-tabstrip-items {
          flex-flow: inherit;
          max-width: 100%;
          overflow-x: auto;
          overflow-y: hidden;
      }
  
      /* just to showcase what happens when the content is wide - a separate scrollbar */
      .wide-content {
          background: yellow;
          width: 1200px;
      }
  </style>
  
  <div class="tab-container">
      <TelerikTabStrip>
          @foreach (var item in Enumerable.Range(1, 10))
          {
              <TabStripTab Title="@( $"Item {item}" )"><div class="wide-content">Content for item @item</div></TabStripTab>
          }
      </TelerikTabStrip>
  </div>

  
  
• making the tabs drop into multiple rows:

  <style>
      /* sample settings for the parent of the tab strip to showcase how the rules below work */
      .tab-container {
          border: 1px solid red;
          width: 30%;
      }
  
          /* tabs will wrap on more than one row if there are too many to fit */
          .tab-container .k-tabstrip .k-tabstrip-items {
              flex-wrap:wrap;
          }
  </style>
  
  <div class="tab-container">
      <TelerikTabStrip>
          @foreach (var item in Enumerable.Range(1, 10))
          {
              <TabStripTab Title="@( $"Item {item}" )"><div class="wide-content">Content for item @item</div></TabStripTab>
          }
      </TelerikTabStrip>
  </div>

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I want to style my tab headers with something similar to this, but it does not compile:

 <h2>Telerik Tab Strip</h2>
    <TelerikTabStrip TabPosition="Telerik.Blazor.TabPosition.Top">
        <TabStripTab Class="WeirdTab" Title="First">
            First tab content.
        </TabStripTab>
        <TabStripTab Title="Second">
            Second tab content.
        </TabStripTab>
        <TabStripTab Title="Third">
            Third tab content.
        </TabStripTab>
    </TelerikTabStrip>
    <style>
        .WeirdTab {
            color: red;
        }
    </style>

While I can style the content of the tabs in the tabs themlselves (see below) I'd like to be able to style the headers too

<h2>Telerik Tab Strip</h2>
<TelerikTabStrip TabPosition="Telerik.Blazor.TabPosition.Top">
    <TabStripTab Title="First">
        <div class="WeirdTab">
            First tab content.
        </div>
    </TabStripTab>
    <TabStripTab Title="Second">
        Second tab content.
    </TabStripTab>
    <TabStripTab Title="Third">
        Third tab content.
    </TabStripTab>
</TelerikTabStrip>
<style>
    .WeirdTab {
        color: red;
    }
</style>

The ActiveTabIndex parameter can take a value -1 to denote that no tab should be selected. This can plug into the current two-way binding as well.

At the moment, when tabs hide their components are removed, so when you go back to a tab, it initializes again  - for example, the OnInitializedAsync event fires where you fetch data, so you have to fetch the data again.

This behavior should be controlled through a property so one can keep the original behavior where the components are cleared from the DOM and memory.

Perhaps an option can be added where tabs are initialized not on initial load, but upon first activation only. Maybe the feature can become something like an enum - LoadMode="InitialRender|FirstRender|EveryRender" (working title off the top of my head).

At the moment, a solution you can use is to send the data to the tab from its contents through an event, and to pass it to them as a Parameter so you can check for it before fetching data.

<TelerikTabStrip TabPosition="TabPosition.Top">
    <TabStripTab Title="Sofia">

    </TabStripTab>
    <TabStripTab Title="London">

    </TabStripTab>
    <TabStripTab Title="Paris">
        <TelerikTabStrip TabPosition="TabPosition.Left">
            @foreach (var item in new string[] { "one", "two", "three" })
            {
                <TabStripTab Title="@item">x</TabStripTab>
            }
        </TelerikTabStrip>
    </TabStripTab>

</TelerikTabStrip>

Content inside the tabs is narrow and elements float next to each other. For example, charts or other divs have limited width (screenshot of the issue at the end of this post).