Hey there,
this is my first post, so please be patient with me. I recently started to develop a modularised approach in Streamlit. I have some experience with Stremlit, but I am by far not a pro.
For now, the whole python-file gets its configuration for the users loaded from a configuration .yml. This includes information for plots and also tabs.
Second one is where I am having my issue. The tabs are generated based on the .yml file, however they don’t seem optimal to be used as a main navigation menu through our application. When there are too many tabs, its seems that Streamlit does not show all the tabs due to the size of the container.
I was checking some custom solutions, but I don’t want to be dependent on too many third-party solutions.
Is there a (preferably native) way for Streamlit to navigate properly?
I hope I described everything as concrete as possible, in case there are more questions feel free to reach out to me.
thanks for the fast reply. Selectbox sounds like a first approach I could try, however do you know if its possible to have tabs “under” a select box?
One possible downside I could think of is, that the users do not “see” with one view, which options of different content they can display, compared to the different tabs.