Overview
- Getting Started
- Loading States
- Forms
- Feature Flags
- Portal
- Show
- For
- Text
- Toggle
- Local Storage
Actions
- Button
- Icon Button
Communication
- Admonition
- Accordion
- Avatar
- Notifications
- Progress Indicators
- Tag
- Tooltip
Containment
- Confirm Modal
- Prompt Modal
- CTA Modal
- Modaldeprecated
- Dialog
- Table
Navigation
- Menu
- Tabs
Selection
- Drag & Drop
- Checkbox
- Date Picker
- Radio
- Rating
- Select
- Combobox
- Switch
Inputs
- Field
- Input
- Textarea
- Labeldeprecated
- Fieldset
- Field Messagedeprecated
- File Uploader
Hooks & Helpers
- split-props
- trap-focusdeprecated
- use-root-colors
- use-theme
- use-theme-context
- use-toggledeprecated
Loading States
Loading states help communicate that when the app is processing a request.
Skeletor API
To show a skeleton loading state, simply add the aria-busy attribute to the element you want to show the loading state for.
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Trash content
Trash content is a place where you can find all the content that you have deleted. You can restore or permanently delete the content from here.
Spinners
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The Spinner component is a simple SVG element that can be styled with CSS.
API
export type SpinnerProps = SVGProps<SVGSVGElement> & { size?: number | string}
define function Spinner(props: SpinnerProps): ReactNodeProps
The Spinner component accepts the same props as an SVG element.
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| size | A strict height and width of the Spinner. |
Skeletor API
To show a skeleton loading state, simply add the aria-busy attribute to the element you want to show the loading state for.
1<div aria-busy="true">2 <p>This is now hidden</p>3</div>This is a description of something.
Trash content
Trash content is a place where you can find all the content that you have deleted. You can restore or permanently delete the content from here.
Spinners
This is some data about something
This is a detail about that text of something.Customization
The Spinner component is a simple SVG element that can be styled with CSS.
API
export type SpinnerProps = SVGProps<SVGSVGElement> & { size?: number | string}
define function Spinner(props: SpinnerProps): ReactNodeProps
The Spinner component accepts the same props as an SVG element.
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| size | A strict height and width of the Spinner. |
Skeletor API
To show a skeleton loading state, simply add the aria-busy attribute to the element you want to show the loading state for.
1<div aria-busy="true">2 <p>This is now hidden</p>3</div>This is a description of something.
Trash content
Trash content is a place where you can find all the content that you have deleted. You can restore or permanently delete the content from here.
Spinners
This is some data about something
This is a detail about that text of something.Customization
The Spinner component is a simple SVG element that can be styled with CSS.
API
export type SpinnerProps = SVGProps<SVGSVGElement> & { size?: number | string}
define function Spinner(props: SpinnerProps): ReactNodeProps
The Spinner component accepts the same props as an SVG element.
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| size | A strict height and width of the Spinner. |
Skeletor API
To show a skeleton loading state, simply add the aria-busy attribute to the element you want to show the loading state for.
1<div aria-busy="true">2 <p>This is now hidden</p>3</div>This is a description of something.
Trash content
Trash content is a place where you can find all the content that you have deleted. You can restore or permanently delete the content from here.
Spinners
This is some data about something
This is a detail about that text of something.Customization
The Spinner component is a simple SVG element that can be styled with CSS.
API
export type SpinnerProps = SVGProps<SVGSVGElement> & { size?: number | string}
define function Spinner(props: SpinnerProps): ReactNodeProps
The Spinner component accepts the same props as an SVG element.
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| size | A strict height and width of the Spinner. |