Would like to ask if it is possible to create a dropdown with icons (similar to the image below) in salesforce lightning component?
Maybe these:
menu slds styles: Menus - Icon on the Left
lightning:buttonMenu component: lightning:buttonMenu
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How to show dropdown on button click using material ui?
Currently, I'm able to do so but extra select field is getting populated which is not required. I don't want to hide select field with css.
Also, How can I change width, height, position and other properties of generated popover using material ui?
codesandbox url: https://codesandbox.io/s/du8mr
current implementation
popover
You can use Menu component instead of a Select component.
You can change the Menu props using MenuProps which receives all Popover props.
From Menu documentation:
Any other props supplied will be provided to the root element (Popover).
Material UI gives us a prop to replace the default dropdown icon on the MuiSelect component. However, a custom icon isn't automatically given the same functionality as the default of rotating 180 degrees to visually show when menu is open/closed.
I'm wondering if there is any way to easily add this. I want to globally replace all of the Dropdown icons.
I am using material select component in my react application. Can i specify the layout of menu items to next to each other and wrap to new line ? Desired componnent should look like this:
I am looking at the material-ui website and trying to achevie the following functionality - show a menu when an IconButton is clicked ?
As per the example it seems there is a lot of code involved? What is the purpose of anchorEl in the example shown https://material-ui.com/demos/menus/
From the MaterialUI Menu API page:
anchorEl: The DOM element used to set the position of the menu.
In my react app, there's a repeated UI pattern of using a collapsible panel (like an according), where there are several panels/boxes with a title bar. Clicking on the title bar expands/collapses the panel's contents.
Is a Higher Order Components method suitable for such a use case? Something like a withAccordion(Component)?