The design of Eclipse's rounded and/or swooshing tabs is starting to feel outdated in today's modern era.
I thought that by adding the following line in my default.css file, I could get rid of the rounded corners:
swt-corner-radius: 0px
However, no matter what I do, I can't seem to change the appearance of the main editor tabs.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I could achieve this, or if it's even possible? I'm currently developing an RCP app based on Eclipse Kepler.
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swt-easy: true;
Eliminates the 'swipe' (angled edge).
The traditional tab designer consistently creates a slightly curved top left and right corners. To change this, you would have to develop your own tab designer - which can be specified using something like:
swt-tab-designer: url('bundleclass://plugin id/package.TabDesigning');
however, this can be quite complex!
Finally, you can always synchronize the outline colors with the background to make them invisible - such as this:
The latest version of Eclipse (4.16), which was officially released in June 2020, now allows users to set square editor tabs by adjusting the corner radius to 0:
swt-corner-radius : 0px;
It's worth noting that even using a small value below 6px will also result in square tabs.
For a visual representation, check out how it looks here: https://i.stack.imgur.com/RTBCd.png
To learn more about this update, refer to the platform announcement and the technical implementation details can be found in bug 538740.
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