How do I move all the tabs at once so they are not in the corners ?, I want them in the middle of the lines.
You are using automatic tabs and they are placed starting from the “start” of the shape (which would be one of the corners in the case of these squares) are are evenly spaced from there. It looks like you selected for there to be 2 tabs per shape which means it’s going to end up calculating exactly half the shape perimeter as the spacing - which puts the tabs on the corners.
Automatic tab placement is always going to be a best effort from the code, but may not be what you want depending on the shapes involved and the tab parameters you give it.
Your best bet here is probably to use manual tabs instead - however, with manual or automatic, there is no way to move all of them at once. You could also use automatic and 3 tabs with this particular example and they wouldn’t be on the corners.
But also, if you have a grid of shapes like this that you want to have identical tabs, you could also just make the first shape, apply the tabs, then make an array from it. If you choose a virtual array, moving the tabs on the “source” shape will update all the tabs on the virtual clone shapes.
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Thank you very much for the answer, I have actually thought of that solution as well. It’s the simplest if the topics are the same.
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