Buttons

Introduction

abp-button is the main element to create buttons.

Basic usage:

<abp-button button-type="Primary">Click Me</abp-button>

Demo

See the buttons demo page to see it in action.

Attributes

button-type

A value indicates the main style/type of the button. Should be one of the following values:

• Default (default value)
• Primary
• Secondary
• Success
• Danger
• Warning
• Info
• Light
• Dark
• Outline_Primary
• Outline_Secondary
• Outline_Success
• Outline_Danger
• Outline_Warning
• Outline_Info
• Outline_Light
• Outline_Dark
• Link

size

A value indicates the size of the button. Should be one of the following values:

• Default (default value)
• Small
• Medium
• Large
• Block
• Block_Small
• Block_Medium
• Block_Large

busy-text

A text that is shown when the button is busy.

To be able to make the button busy:

$('#btnTest').buttonBusy(true);

To make it usable again:

$('#btnTest').buttonBusy(false);

text

The text of the button. This is a shortcut if you simply want to set a text to the button. Example:

<abp-button button-type="Primary" text="Click Me" />

In this case, you can use a self-closing tag to make it shorter.

icon

Used to set an icon for the button. It works with the Font Awesome icon classes by default. Example:

<abp-button icon="address-card" text="Address" />

icon-type

If you don't want to use font-awesome, you have two options:

1. Set icon-type to Other and write the CSS class of the font icon you're using.
2. If you don't use a font icon use the opening and closing tags manually and write any code inside the tags.

disabled

Set true to make the button initially disabled.