One nav_panel()'s content area. Markup pinned against the page_navbar
and page_navbar_not_fillable catalog samples (bslib 0.12.0): navId must be the exact same
id NavbarTabStrip was given, so this pane's id matches that tab's href
fragment and Bootstrap's own tab.js (already loaded by the page's
Bootstrap bundle) can show and hide it. Stays mounted at all times,
hidden by Bootstrap's .active class toggle, not unmounted, so a
hosted output on a hidden tab keeps the same suspend behavior it has on
the parent.
page_navbar()'s own fillable argument can restrict fill behavior to a
subset of panels (a fixed-height "Browse" table view next to normal,
page-scrolling views, say): a pane left out of that list renders as a
bare tab-pane with no fill classes and no inline style at all, not a
smaller version of the fillable shape - confirmed by dumping both
shapes from R side by side, since guessing this one from the fillable
sample alone would have been wrong.
One nav_panel()'s content area. Markup pinned against the
page_navbarandpage_navbar_not_fillablecatalog samples (bslib 0.12.0): navId must be the exact same id NavbarTabStrip was given, so this pane's id matches that tab's href fragment and Bootstrap's own tab.js (already loaded by the page's Bootstrap bundle) can show and hide it. Stays mounted at all times, hidden by Bootstrap's .active class toggle, not unmounted, so a hosted output on a hidden tab keeps the same suspend behavior it has on the parent.page_navbar()'s own fillable argument can restrict fill behavior to a subset of panels (a fixed-height "Browse" table view next to normal, page-scrolling views, say): a pane left out of that list renders as a bare tab-pane with no fill classes and no inline style at all, not a smaller version of the fillable shape - confirmed by dumping both shapes from R side by side, since guessing this one from the fillable sample alone would have been wrong.