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@htmlbricks/hb-sidenav-link

v0.71.16

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Sidebar nav item: Bootstrap Icons (bi-*), label, optional Bulma-style tag badge (outlined pill: transparent fill, border uses tag foreground color), and either a flat button that dispatches pageChange on click or an expandable group of subLinks with activ

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hb-sidenav-link — sidenav link

Category: layout
Tags: layout, navigation

What it does

Sidebar nav item: Bootstrap Icons (bi-*), label, optional Bulma tag badge (badge.class / badge.classcolor modifiers such as is-light, is-primary) rendered as outlined pills (transparent fill, border/text from the tag color), and either a flat button that dispatches pageChange on click or an expandable group of subLinks with active state when navpage or selected matches. Intended for use inside hb-sidebar-desktop lists.

Custom element

hb-sidenav-link

Attributes (snake_case; use string values in HTML)

  • id, style (optional): strings.
  • navlink (required): JSON string — INavLink (label, key, optional icon, group, badge, subLinks, active, open).
  • navpage (optional): string — current app page key for active styling.
  • selected (optional): boolean string — force selected appearance.

Events

  • pageChange: { page: string }.

Usage notes

  • CSS parts: li.
  • Layout: labels share a flexible middle column; the right column is fixed width (--hb-sidenav-trail-width, default 3.5rem) so titles stay aligned whether a badge or chevron is present. Long badge text truncates with an ellipsis. Badges use an outline treatment so they stay visible on ghost (unselected) rows.
  • Bulma buttons and tags are scoped inside the component; include Bootstrap Icons CSS for icon / subLinks[].icon.
  • Export type INavLink is shared with hb-offcanvas / hb-sidebar-desktop navlinks arrays.

Minimal HTML example

<hb-sidenav-link
  navpage="home"
  navlink='{"label":"Home","key":"home","icon":"house-door"}'
></hb-sidenav-link>