The Blazor Toolbar is a feature rich component provides an interface for selecting a command from a collection of commands. It has a rich set of features such as different orientations, responsive modes (scrollable and pop-up), templating, and button alignment based on priority.
The Blazor Toolbar component allows you to customize the command appearance with HTML elements like images, text buttons, toggle buttons, select boxes, text boxes, and autocomplete. This helps you make toolbar search boxes and toolbar menu-like applications.
The Blazor Toolbar component provides data-binding support, rendered based on the properties such as text, type, and alignment.
The Blazor Toolbar component adapts to the available space with two type of display modes, scrollable and pop-up, for modern web and mobile applications.
Scrollable display mode displays toolbar commands in a single line with horizontal scrolling enabled when the items overflow the visible space. You can swipe over the toolbar commands to scroll.
The pop-up menu is another type of overflow mode in which the toolbar container holds the items that can be placed within the available space. The items that do not fit the viewing area are moved to the overflow pop-up container. You can view the overflow tab headers by clicking the pop-up icon.
You can prioritize the commands to be displayed in the pop-up or toolbar when minimum space is available to view them.
You can set specific items to display always in the pop-up regardless of the available space on the toolbar.
The toolbar commands are positioned with left, right, or center alignment in the toolbar area.
The Blazor Toolbar component default command is a Button type, and it can render with given text input.
You can add icons or images with or without text to the buttons. The icons can be positioned to the left or right.
You can add button text when necessary, which means you can decide to show text in the pop-up alone, toolbar alone, or in both.
The Blazor Toolbar can be easily integrated with other components such as DataGrid, Scheduler, and Rich Text Editor.
To describe the actions of the command, a tooltip can be added. By default, HTML is supported, but the Blazor Tooltip component can also be used.
The Blazor Toolbar provides customizable commands with styles such as CSS classes and HTML attributes such as ID, class, and styles.
Developers can control the appearance and behaviors of the toolbar using a rich set of APIs. Developers can control the appearance and behaviors of the toolbar using a rich set of APIs.
The Blazor Toolbar component is shipped with several built-in themes such as Material, Bootstrap, Fabric (Office 365), and high contrast.
Users can customize any one of these built-in themes or create new themes by either simply overriding SASS variables or using our Theme Studio application.
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