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Description
Use for toolbars and displays where words won’t comfortably fit alongside icons.
May also be used as a menu button.
Usage & Behaviour
General guidelines
For toolbars of multiple Icons use a Button Group (with a vertical line separator)
Use this type when you want to draw more attention to the button, or when an icon helps to clarify or convey more meaning.
Structure
When used with label, the icon will be positioned left to the label (depends on language direction)
Content
For icons with text see guidelines of Buttons#Labels
States
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Interaction
- Clicking on the button will either carry an action or set the button in active state (
as in ribbon) - If the button is in Active state, clicking again will return to regular (except toggle icon)
Toggle buttons
- Can act different by switching between 2 connected icons
- Can be either Active or disabled
- Unlike regular icon button their Active state is Black. Disabled state is the same as all icon buttons
- Tooltips for icon toggle buttons will present the next available action. For example, tooltip for lock would be "Unlock".
Best practices
Only use when the Icon’s meaning is unambiguous.
Consider pairing with a Tooltip to describe the Icon’s underlying action
Design
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Code
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