The m3e-button-group component arranges multiple into a unified, expressive layout.
npm i @m3e/button-group
This section outlines usage examples and configuration guidance for the components in this package.
There are two appearance variants: standard (default) and connected. Use the
variant attribute to change the appearance.
Standard button groups add interaction between adjacent buttons
<m3e-button-group>
<m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon name="arrow_back"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon name="arrow_forward"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button width="wide" variant="filled">
<m3e-icon name="add"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon name="picture_in_picture"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon name="more_vert"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
</m3e-button-group>
Connected button groups behave similarly to standard groups, except they don't affect adjacent buttons and fill available space.
<m3e-button-group variant="connected"> <m3e-button variant="tonal" toggle>Start</m3e-button> <m3e-button variant="tonal" toggle>Directions</m3e-button> <m3e-button variant="tonal" toggle>Share</m3e-button> </m3e-button-group>
Icon buttons will also grow to fill available space.
There are five size variants used to control spacing between button:
extra-small, small (default), medium, large, and
extra-large. Use the size attribute control spacing. To create buttons with a uniform
size, set each button's size to the same size as the button group.
<m3e-button-group size="large">
<m3e-icon-button size="large">
<m3e-icon name="arrow_back"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button size="large">
<m3e-icon name="arrow_forward"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button size="large" width="wide" variant="filled">
<m3e-icon name="add"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button size="large">
<m3e-icon name="picture_in_picture"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button size="large">
<m3e-icon name="more_vert"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
</m3e-button-group>
Connected button groups always have the same spacing between buttons, regardless of size.
<m3e-button-group size="large" variant="connected"> <m3e-button variant="tonal" size="large" toggle>Start</m3e-button> <m3e-button variant="tonal" size="large" toggle>Directions</m3e-button> <m3e-button variant="tonal" size="large" toggle>Share</m3e-button> </m3e-button-group>
Button groups containing toggle buttons support both single-select and multi-select modes. Use the
multi attribute to allow multiple toggle buttons to be selected simultaneously.
<m3e-button-group multi>
<m3e-icon-button variant="tonal" toggle>
<m3e-icon name="format_bold"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button variant="tonal" toggle>
<m3e-icon name="format_italic"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
<m3e-icon-button variant="tonal" toggle>
<m3e-icon name="format_underlined"></m3e-icon>
</m3e-icon-button>
</m3e-button-group>
By default, button groups are given the ARIA role group, indicating a set of related user interface
elements that are grouped together. For a single-select group containing one or more toggle buttons, button
groups are given the ARIA role radiogroup and buttons are given the role radio.
Always provide an accessible label via aria-label or aria-labelledby for each button
group.
This package uses JavaScript Modules. To use it directly in a browser without a bundler, use a module script similar to the following.
<script type="module" src="/node_modules/@m3e/button-group/dist/index.js"></script>
You also need a module script for @m3e/button and @m3e/icon-button due to being a
dependency.
<script type="module" src="/node_modules/@m3e/button/dist/index.js"></script> <script type="module" src="/node_modules/@m3e/icon-button/dist/index.js"></script>
In addition, you must use an import map to include additional dependencies.
<script type="importmap">
{
"imports": {
"lit": "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/lit@3.3.0/+esm",
"@m3e/core": "/node_modules/@m3e/core/dist/index.js"
}
}
</script>
For production, use index.min.js for faster load times.
This package includes a Custom Elements Manifest (custom-elements.json), which
documents the properties, attributes, slots, events and CSS custom properties of each component.
You can explore the API below, or integrate the manifest into your own tooling.