Description
The current Links panel follows standard panel styling (borders, background, and padding). While functional, it does not visually represent a native navigation system, such as a "Tabs" or "Pages" UI. This exploration ticket aims to define how we can allow creators to transform this panel into a seamless navigation header
Inspiration:

Potential options
- a) Explicit style Settings: provide manual controls to override the default panel "chrome". Examples: “Borderless mode”: a toggle to remove the panel border and shadow or "Tabs navigation" preset: a specific styling mode that removes the outer border and applies a bottom border to mimic a tabbed interface
- b) Smart defaults: automatically adjust the styling based on the panel's position. If the panel is placed at the top of the dashboard (e.g., row 1) it could default to a "Tabs navigation" style. Note: potential for user confusion if the styling changes automatically without an obvious reason
- c) Native pages: instead of using a panel on the grid, treat "Pages" as a core dashboard property. Note: While this is a robust solution, it is high-effort. We should also consider that users may still prefer the current "Links panel" approach to consolidate multiple independent dashboards into one navigation view
- d) Others?
Acceptance criteria
TBD
Description
The current Links panel follows standard panel styling (borders, background, and padding). While functional, it does not visually represent a native navigation system, such as a "Tabs" or "Pages" UI. This exploration ticket aims to define how we can allow creators to transform this panel into a seamless navigation header
Inspiration:

Potential options
Acceptance criteria
TBD