The build in tabbed panels widget...

Hello

How can we change the images in the tabbed panels widget?

muse.jpg

Thank you

UIf

You just select and delete it. Then place your own image.

Or you can go to active in the Panel components, make a right click on it and choose to link to a different image file.

See you soon,.

Vikas

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