Use segment controls for mutually exclusive selections that directly controls another component.
This component is deprecated! Please use the new Segmented Controls instead.
<tk-segmented-controls options="options">
</tk-segmented-controls>
Pass the component an options
prop to render the controls. The properties section at the bottom of this page describes the expected data model.
<tk-segmented-controls options="options" size="small">
</tk-segmented-controls>
<tk-segmented-controls options="options" size="large">
</tk-segmented-controls>
<tk-segmented-controls options="options">
</tk-segmented-controls>
To disable an option, set the disabled
key of the option object to true
.
<tk-segmented-controls options="options">
</tk-segmented-controls>
To disable all options, set the disabled
key of every option object to true
.
<!-- for demo purposes only -->
<tk-highlight id="exampleSegmentedControlsOutput" class="l-block"></tk-highlight>
<tk-segmented-controls options="options">
</tk-segmented-controls>
Upon selecting a control, the controlSelect
event is emitted. It contain a detail
property equal to the value
of the clicked option.
<tk-segmented-controls options="options" selected="monthly">
</tk-segmented-controls>
Pass the component a selected
prop which matches the value of the option that you’d like prefilled.
<tk-segmented-controls options="options" fill-container>
</tk-segmented-controls>
By default, options are as wide as their content. To have them grow to the width of their container, set fill-container
.
<tk-segmented-controls options="options" size="small">
</tk-segmented-controls>
<hr>
<tk-segmented-controls options="options">
</tk-segmented-controls>
<hr>
<tk-segmented-controls options="options" size="large">
</tk-segmented-controls>
<hr>
<tk-segmented-controls options="options" fill-container="true">
</tk-segmented-controls>
<div>
<tk-segmented-controls variant="blue-50" options="options"></tk-segmented-controls>
</div>
<div>
<tk-segmented-controls variant="blue-100" options="options"></tk-segmented-controls>
</div>
There’s a total of 3 different color variations for this component. grey-50
is the default.