@czpae86 Thanks for reporting. I actually fixed this a while ago, it will be released in the next minor version

@kobo2000 Hi! Thanks for reporting that. That example was using <ons-carousel-cover> element, which actually does not exist in Onsen UI. After removing it everything works

@Jonathan-Silva Try to refresh the page, it normally works. We need to spend some time fixing the forum

Onsen UI 2.6.0 is finally out. Apart from a bunch of bug fixes, ons-tabbar has been reimplemented and is now swipeable! It also includes the new ons-segment component that can be optionally connected to ons-tabbar. vue-onsenui@2.2.0 and react-onsenui@1.6.0 are released as well. Have a look at the changelog for a full list of changes.

If you want to see these changes in action and a sneak peek of the upcoming v2.7.0 (theme changes), have a look at this app!.

@Hyeokjune-Jeon I don’t think import { VOnsTabbar } from 'vue-onsenui'; is exactly importing what you think. vue-onsen does not export components, only an installable plugin. You can try to get the component from Vue’s installed components: Vue.options.components['v-ons-tabbar'].

@leorsida You need to toggle swipeable attribute from ons-splitter-side.

@mmike Hi! This is not really related to Onsen UI itself, you should have a look at Cordova plugins like this.

@Moshe-Flam That pen is using CSS from Onsen UI v1.3.11. You are probably using the new one in Monaca IDE. Just update the codepen.

@Moshe-Flam Use CSS: https://css-tricks.com/centering-css-complete-guide/

@mmike cordova.js is generated when you build your app for a specific platform. It will be 404 if it’s not run as an app. You can have a look at Cordova guide for more information.