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Florian Bruhin 2018-10-05 17:21:36 +02:00
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v1.6.0 (unreleased)
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Added
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- New `tabs.new_position.stacking` setting which controls whether new tabs
opened from a page should stack on each other or not.
Changed
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|<<tabs.mode_on_change,tabs.mode_on_change>>|When switching tabs, what input mode is applied.
|<<tabs.mousewheel_switching,tabs.mousewheel_switching>>|Switch between tabs using the mouse wheel.
|<<tabs.new_position.related,tabs.new_position.related>>|Position of new tabs opened from another tab.
|<<tabs.new_position.unrelated,tabs.new_position.unrelated>>|Position of new tabs which aren't opened from another tab.
|<<tabs.new_position.stacking,tabs.new_position.stacking>>|Stack related tabs on top of each other when opened consecutively.
|<<tabs.new_position.unrelated,tabs.new_position.unrelated>>|Position of new tabs which are not opened from another tab.
|<<tabs.padding,tabs.padding>>|Padding (in pixels) around text for tabs.
|<<tabs.pinned.shrink,tabs.pinned.shrink>>|Shrink pinned tabs down to their contents.
|<<tabs.position,tabs.position>>|Position of the tab bar.
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[[tabs.new_position.related]]
=== tabs.new_position.related
Position of new tabs opened from another tab.
See `tabs.new_position.stacking` for controlling stacking behavior.
Type: <<types,NewTabPosition>>
@ -3168,9 +3170,19 @@ Valid values:
Default: +pass:[next]+
[[tabs.new_position.stacking]]
=== tabs.new_position.stacking
Stack related tabs on top of each other when opened consecutively.
Only applies for `next` and `prev` values of `tabs.new_position.related` and `tabs.new_position.unrelated`.
Type: <<types,Bool>>
Default: +pass:[true]+
[[tabs.new_position.unrelated]]
=== tabs.new_position.unrelated
Position of new tabs which aren't opened from another tab.
Position of new tabs which are not opened from another tab.
See `tabs.new_position.stacking` for controlling stacking behavior.
Type: <<types,NewTabPosition>>

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@ -1494,8 +1494,8 @@ tabs.new_position.stacking:
desc: >-
Stack related tabs on top of each other when opened consecutively.
Only applies `next` and `prev` values of `tabs.new_position.related` and
`tabs.new_position.unrelated`.
Only applies for `next` and `prev` values of `tabs.new_position.related`
and `tabs.new_position.unrelated`.
tabs.padding:
default: