on 01-13-2016 9:23 AM
Hi Shiomi,
If you are using the 'm' version, try applying the below css code.
.sapMITBHead {
height: 60px!important;
}
Hope this solves your problem.
Regards
Krish
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Hi Shlomi,
I tried to change the css like this and I was getting the header resized as given below:
Before applying css:
After applying css
And the css I used here is :
.sapMITBHead {
height: 40px!important;
}
.sapMITH {
height: 40px!important;
}
.sapMITBTab {
height: 0px!important;
}
Please try applying this css.
Regards
Krish
Hi guys
Thanks for the answers
I'm familiar with using F12 to check classes and elements, buy I couldn't find the right class and style to change in order to change the height of the header.
Sree,
I tried your suggestion, but it didn't help
I set the top margin of the tabStarip to 0 through the gui anyway.
It should be something within the tabStrip class itself
Thanks
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Hi Shlomi,
I investigated as well and indeed the header of the tabstrip header has a height of a greater value than previously. This is because this is a "m" version of the component. unfortunately the application renders the value of the height directly in the HTML, so an easy css fix for this can't be developed.
My suggestion would be to bring the tabstrip component before other elements in the Outline space to create a "go to back" feature like in word or powerpoint. So other components can stay on top of those additional pixels.
Regards,
Bogdan
Hi Shlomi
I didn't find any such behavior but try this css class in your application it may clear your problem.
.sapUiTabBarCnt
{
margin-top: 0px !important;
}
Thanks,
Sree Sailesh
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Hi sholmi,
Just run it on chrome browser and press F12. Then right click on the portion you want to know the class name then give inspect element. There you can find the class.
Thanks,
Nithyanandam
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