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The React Ribbon component provides a structured and easy-to-use user interface for users to access different features and functions using a series of tabs, improving user experience and efficiency.
Provides a structured way to organize and group related functions, improving user experience by enabling quick access to specific features within categorized sections. Each group contains a launcher button that reveals additional functions, allowing users to explore and utilize more tools efficiently.
The React Ribbon offers a simplified mode that organizes items and groups into a single row for improved usability and reduced clutter. End users can quickly navigate to other commonly used items in the overflow menu and switch to normal mode using built-in toggle button.
Several built-in support items, such as buttons, checkboxes, dropdown buttons, split buttons, combo boxes, and more can be customized and used to execute specific actions. Three size modes: large, medium, and small, are supported.
Use different sized buttons to showcase content and icons in a visually appealing and interactive manner.
Enables users to toggle between checked and unchecked states, caption the checkbox and position the label either before or after the checkbox.
The dropdown button item functions like a regular button, but includes a dropdown menu that displays menu items.
The split button item combines the functionality of a button with a dropdown menu, allowing users to perform a default action and access additional options.
The combobox item combines a drop-down list with an editable textbox, enabling users to select from predefined pop-up list options.
The color picker ribbon item enables users to select colors from a palette or define custom colors.
The React Ribbon supports templates to customize the ribbon items with any non-built-in items or HTML content.
The help pane template, positioned at the right side of the Ribbon, enables users to access help content typically for actions such as managing document permissions, sharing functions, and more.
The React Ribbon control supports tooltips to display information when hovering over items, offering users additional details, enhancing user experience.
Supports a built-in menu that allows you to add file-related actions easily.
The Ribbon efficiently manages space by expanding or collapsing groups, with larger groups collapsing first during resizing. Users can customize the order of groups according to their needs for a personalized Ribbon.
The React Ribbon supports these built-in themes: Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap 5, Bootstrap 4, Bootstrap, Material, Fabric, Fluent, and high contrast. Users can customize one of these built-in themes or create new themes to achieve their desired look and feel by simply overriding SASS variables or using the Theme Studio application.
Easily get started with the React Rating using a few simple lines of TSX example as demonstrated below. Also, explore our React Ribbon example that shows you how to render and configure the React Ribbon.
import * as React from 'react';
import { RibbonComponent, RibbonTabsDirective, RibbonTabDirective, RibbonCollectionsDirective, RibbonCollectionDirective, RibbonGroupsDirective, RibbonGroupDirective } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-ribbon';
import { RibbonFileMenu, RibbonItemsDirective, RibbonItemDirective, RibbonItemSize, Inject } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-ribbon';
import { ItemModel } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-splitbuttons';
import { MenuItemModel } from '@syncfusion/ej2-react-navigations';
import './App.css';
export default class App extends React.Component {
public pasteOptions: ItemModel[] = [{ text: "Keep Source Format" }, { text: "Merge format" }, { text: "Keep text only" }];
public tableOptions: ItemModel[] = [{ text: "Insert Table" }, { text: "This device" }, { text: "Convert Table" }, { text: "Excel SpreadSheet" }];
public menuItems: MenuItemModel[] = [
{ text: "New", iconCss: "e-icons e-file-new", id: "new" },
{ text: "Open", iconCss: "e-icons e-folder-open", id: "Open" },
{ text: "Save as", iconCss: "e-icons e-save", id: "save" }
];
render() {
return (
<div id="control-section">
<RibbonComponent id='ribbon' fileMenu=>
<RibbonTabsDirective>
<RibbonTabDirective header='Home'>
<RibbonGroupsDirective>
<RibbonGroupDirective header="Clipboard" orientation="Column">
<RibbonCollectionsDirective>
<RibbonCollectionDirective id= "paste-collection">
<RibbonItemsDirective>
<RibbonItemDirective type="SplitButton" id="pastebtn" allowedSizes={RibbonItemSize.Large}
splitButtonSettings=>
</RibbonItemDirective>
</RibbonItemsDirective>
</RibbonCollectionDirective>
<RibbonCollectionDirective id= "cutcopy-collection">
<RibbonItemsDirective>
<RibbonItemDirective type="Button" buttonSettings=>
</RibbonItemDirective>
<RibbonItemDirective type="Button" buttonSettings=>
</RibbonItemDirective>
</RibbonItemsDirective>
</RibbonCollectionDirective>
</RibbonCollectionsDirective>
</RibbonGroupDirective>
</RibbonGroupsDirective>
</RibbonTabDirective>
<RibbonTabDirective header='Insert'>
<RibbonGroupsDirective>
<RibbonGroupDirective header="Tables">
<RibbonCollectionsDirective>
<RibbonCollectionDirective>
<RibbonItemsDirective>
<RibbonItemDirective type="DropDown" dropDownSettings=>
</RibbonItemDirective>
</RibbonItemsDirective>
</RibbonCollectionDirective>
</RibbonCollectionsDirective>
</RibbonGroupDirective>
</RibbonGroupsDirective>
</RibbonTabDirective>
</RibbonTabsDirective>
<Inject services={[RibbonFileMenu]} />
</RibbonComponent>
</div>
);
}
}
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