If this is still an active request then please add my voice to the throng.
I like “stacking” notes, but switch to tabs often to eliminate the visual noise of having partially visible notes.
Rock on!
If this is still an active request then please add my voice to the throng.
I like “stacking” notes, but switch to tabs often to eliminate the visual noise of having partially visible notes.
Rock on!
I might have found a solution for creating non-overlapping Stacked Tabs.
Create a CSS snippet with this:
.workspace .mod-root .workspace-tabs.mod-stacked .workspace-tab-container > * {
position: inherit;
}
It usually is position: sticky;
which seems to what enables the overlapping functionality.
It makes my notes look exactly like I wanted them to, thank you very much!
I think this might be a workaround solution for this FR.
Beautiful! I set it to 98% just to make absolutely sure I didn’t hide the stacked tab names (I don’t know if it really matters or if it’d tap out at that point) and it’s perfect for what I wanted this for. No more cluttered top bar AND not hiding what my other tabs are. Thanks for the easy solve! I think sometimes we all assume we need plugins or updates when it’s just a CSS fix.
This should not be an option—this should be the only behavior. We don’t need more options. This is the expected behavior as it correlates to any other tabbed window system that I’ve ever used. It’s not normal to keep any of your hidden tabs partially open. This is eccentric behavior that does not optimize efficiency or productivity.
What is the purpose of seeing neighboring tabs partially open, aside from looking visually appealing when you switch between tabs? It almost seems like it’s trying to mimic a physical system, similar to page flipping animations. If that’s the case, if you’re sitting at a desk and have a bunch of pages you’re sorting through, when you want to look at one, do you like to have two others halfway open behind the one you’re trying to focus on? Bear in mind, the pages behind the one you’re trying to focus on can contain ANYTHING—full color images, bold lettering, etc.
Btw, developer who made this, I’m sure you worked hard on this. I think it does look cool and it’s fun to scroll through the tabs with my trackpad.
here’s fix for expanding excalidraw stacked tab only
[class^="workspace-leaf"]:has(> [data-type="excalidraw"])
{
--tab-stacked-pane-width: 100% !important;
}