IconButton
Icon Buttons are buttons within Arc that only have an icon inside. These buttons are used sparingly, but are often required on complex screens.
Features
Pairs with a Tooltip to provide context around the functionalities of the IconButton.
#Import
import { IconButton } from '@wpmedia/ads-button'
interface IconButtonProps
Props | Description |
---|---|
label (optional) | undefined | string Optional label for the icon button |
position | undefined | "bottom" | "bottom left" | "bottom right" | "bottom start" | "bottom end" | "top" | "top left" | "top right" | "top start" | "top end" | "left" | "left top" | "left bottom" | "start" | "start top" | "start bottom" | "right" | "right top" | "right bottom" | "end" | "end top" | "end bottom" Position of the corresponding tooltip |
#Usage
#Component structure
- Background container - This is what makes up the body of the button. This also is the hitzone for the button, accomodating touch screen devices.
- Icon - The icon component within the icon button. Read more about icons.
#Usage
#Do
- Use the various button types & best practices.
- All icon buttons must be paired with a tooltip. This is critical for building our users’ visual vocabulary, while also providing context. Some icons may not be inherently understandable without the tooltip.
- Use button states (ex. Using an icon button for delete should be red, since it is a destructive action). See button states.
- For the icons inside the button, do not detach the coupled
SVG title
. This is important for screen readers. Generally, theSVG title
should also match the tooltip.
#Don't
- Change any color of Icons. Icons inherit fill, hover, and other properties based on the parent element.