Unnecessary styles when using TabPane

StackOverflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20610742

题

I have a web tool, where a user can dynamically create and delete multiple tabbed objects (possibly very many), I am using Google Closure TabPane and everything works just fine, except the fact, that each creating of TabPane instance adds the following style line to the bottom of the <head> tag:

<style>.goog-tabpane-clear { clear: both; height: 0px; overflow: hidden }</style>

This line is never deleted. So after working with my tool for a while, the <head> tag is swarmed by tens or even hundreds of these lines.

Google Closure is (imho) so professional, so I assume I am doing something wrong rather that thinking that it's the intended way. And if not, is anyone aware of anything more elegant than fixing it the hard way after creation of each instance?

If it helps, I believe that the line is added by function goog.ui.TabPane.createClear_()

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解决方案

From the source code, TabPane is deprecated. Please use TabBar instead

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