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pip-webui-buttons

v2.1.0

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Buttons for Pip.WebUI

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Buttons

Pip.WebUI.Buttons provides a selection of button controls: toggle buttons, action buttons, drilldown lists, etc.

Action list is a set of big action buttons that are placed at the bottom of a page.

Drilldown list is a list with clickable items, that lead to detail information.

Refresh button shows at the top of the screen when new data is available. By clicking on it, user triggers the update. It is used as a visual confirmation of he data arrival and helps to manager user expectations.

See online samples here...

Toggle buttons control implement multiple radio buttons. Only one of them can be pressed at any time. On phones buttons are replaced with dropdown list.

See online samples here...

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License

This module is released under MIT license and totally free for commercial and non-commercial use.