Demos
Breadcrumb
To ensure the correct use of the Breadcrumb, we recommend passing down pages as a variable to data
. If you have other specific cases, check out how to customize with children in Breadcrumb.
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// You can also import pages from a store and only do a remapping const pages = [ { text: '', href: '/', }, { text: 'UI Library', href: '/uilib', }, { text: 'Components', href: '/uilib/components', }, { text: 'Breadcrumbs', href: '/uilib/components/breadcrumbs', }, ] render(<Breadcrumb data={pages} spacing />)
- The first item,
Home
, gets assigned a home icon and an appropriate text label based on the current locale. - The last item in pages will be static text, corresponding to the current page.
- Breadcrumb will collapse on small screens
Pages as child components
For customizing the Breadcrumb to fit your needs, you can add each page as a child component.
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<Breadcrumb spacing> <Breadcrumb.Item onClick={() => { console.log('go home!') }} variant="home" /> <Breadcrumb.Item text="Page item" onClick={() => { console.log('go to page 1') }} /> <Breadcrumb.Item text="Page item" onClick={() => { console.log('go to page 2') }} variant="current" /> </Breadcrumb>
Single Breadcrumb
When you only want a single button for back
.
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<Breadcrumb onClick={() => { console.log('Going back!') }} />
This can also be forced using the variant="single"
prop.
variant="collapse"
)
Always be collapsed (Expands when user clicks
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const pages = [ { text: '', href: '/', }, { text: 'UI Library', href: '/uilib', }, { text: 'Components', href: '/uilib/components', }, ] render(<Breadcrumb variant="collapse" data={pages} spacing />)
variant="multiple"
)
Never collapse (Code Editor
const pages = [ { text: '', href: '/', }, { text: 'UI Library', href: '/uilib', }, { text: 'Components', href: '/uilib/components', }, { text: 'Breadcrumbs', href: '/uilib/components/breadcrumbs', }, ] render(<Breadcrumb variant="multiple" data={pages} spacing />)