The Floating action button is a circular button defined in the Material Design specification. They are often used to promote the primary action of the app. It can be displayed either as an inline element or in one of the corners. Normally it will be positioned in the lower right corner of the screen.
<SpeedDial disabled={false} direction='right' onClick={() => console.log('test1')} position='left bottom'>
<Fab>
<Icon icon='fa-twitter' size={26} fixedWidth={false} style={{verticalAlign: 'middle'}} />
</Fab>
<SpeedDialItem onClick={() => console.log('speed A')}> A </SpeedDialItem>
<SpeedDialItem onClick={() => console.log('speed B')}> B </SpeedDialItem>
<SpeedDialItem onClick={() => console.log('speed C')}> C </SpeedDialItem>
<SpeedDialItem onClick={() => console.log('speed D')}> D </SpeedDialItem>
</SpeedDial>
Name | Type | Description |
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modifier | string | The appearance of the button. Optional. |
ripple | bool | If true, the button will have a ripple effect when tapped. Optional. |
position | string |
The position of the button. Should be a string like "bottom right" or "top left" . If this attribute is not defined it will be displayed as an inline element.
Optional.
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disabled | bool | If true, the button will be disabled. Optional. |
onClick | func | This function will be called ones the button is clicked. Optional. |
Name | Description |
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mini |
Makes the ons-fab smaller.
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