What is the method for applying a border-bottom with rounded corners to all corners of a DxTabPage when the corresponding menu item is active?

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The method for applying a border-bottom with rounded corners to all corners of a DxTabPage when the corresponding menu item is active may vary depending on the implementation of the specific framework or technology being used. However, in general, it can be achieved through the following steps:

1. First, you need to identify the specific CSS selectors or class names that correspond to the DxTabPage and its active menu item in your particular application.

2. Then, you can use the CSS property "border-bottom" to apply a bottom border to the DxTabPage, specifying the size, style, and color of the border.

3. To make the corners rounded, you can use the CSS property "border-radius" and specify a value that will round all corners of the border.

4. Finally, to ensure that the border is only applied when the corresponding menu item is active, you can use a conditional statement or JavaScript function that checks for the active state of the menu item and applies the border styling accordingly.

Here is an example of the CSS code that could be used to achieve this effect:

.tab-page {
    border-bottom: 2px solid #ccc;
    border-radius: 5px;
}

.tab-menu-item.active .tab-page {
    border-bottom: none;
    border-radius: 0 0 5px 5px;
}

This code assumes that the class name "tab-page" is used to identify the DxTabPage element, and the class name "tab-menu-item" is used to identify the menu items. The ".active" selector is used to target the active menu item, and the "none" value for the "border-bottom" property is used to remove the border from the bottom of the page when the menu item is active. The "border-radius" property is adjusted to only round the bottom corners of the tab page when the menu item is active.