Toolbar NavItem properties
Usage
const data = [
{
type?: "navItem";
id?: string | number;
parent?: string | number;
value?: string;
html?: string;
css?: string | string[];
icon?: string;
items?: IMenuElement[]; // ISpacer | ISeparator | INavItem | IMenuItem | ICustomHTML
twoState?: boolean;
active?: boolean;
group?: string;
hotkey?: string;
tooltip?: string;
count?: number | string;
countColor?: "danger" | "secondary" | "primary" | "success";
multiClick?: boolean;
hidden?: boolean;
disabled?: boolean;
},
// more Toolbar controls
]
Description
type | (optional) the type of a control, set it to "navItem" |
id | (optional) the id of a control, auto-generated if not set |
parent | (optional) the parent of the item |
value | (optional) a value of the navItem. You need to set either the value or html property to the navItem |
html | (optional) a string with HTML that should be inserted into the navItem |
css | (optional) adds style classes to a navItem |
icon | (optional) an icon of the navItem |
items | (optional) an array of nested controls. You can find the full list of all available controls here. If the type of a nested control is not specified, the menuItem type will be applied by default. |
twoState | (optional) adds two states to the item: active (pressed) and inactive (unpressed) |
active | (optional) sets the state of a twoState item |
group | (optional) defines the name of a group of controls a navItem belongs to. If one of the navItems in the group becomes active, all others automatically become inactive |
hotkey | (optional) the name of the hot key for the item |
tooltip | (optional) a tooltip for the navItem |
count | (optional) a badge with a number |
countColor | (optional) the color of a badge with number: "danger" | "secondary" | "primary" | "success" |
multiClick | (optional) if true - the "click" event will fire multiple times when the item is clicked and held; if false - the "click" event will fire on each click of the item |
hidden | (optional) defines whether a control is hidden |
disabled | (optional) defines whether an item is disabled |
Example
Related article: NavItem