OcDrop component

Description

The OcDrop component displays given content or action items inside a dropdown menu.

Examples

Default

The most common use case of the component is in combination with a button. It's important that the button id matches the toggle attribute of the dropdown.

<oc-button id="drop-btn">Open drop</oc-button>
<oc-drop toggle="#drop-btn" mode="click" padding-size="medium"> Some content. </oc-drop>

Action items

The following example shows how to use the component to display action items.

<oc-button id="drop-2-btn">Open drop</oc-button>
<oc-drop drop-id="drop-drop" toggle="#drop-2-btn" mode="click" padding-size="small">
  <oc-list :raw="true">
    <li>
      <oc-button class="w-full" justify-content="left" appearance="raw"> Create Folder </oc-button>
    </li>
    <li>
      <oc-button class="w-full" justify-content="left" appearance="raw"> Create Space </oc-button>
    </li>
    <li>
      <oc-button class="w-full" justify-content="left" appearance="raw"> Create File </oc-button>
    </li>
  </oc-list>
</oc-drop>

Mobile

The mobile version of the drop uses a bottom drawer to display its content. It requires a div with the id app-runtime-bottom-drawer to be set up in your application layout.

You can specify a title for the bottom drawer using the title prop.

If you want to disable the bottom drawer behavior on mobile devices, you can set the enforceDropOnMobile prop to true.

<template>
  <div id="app-runtime-bottom-drawer" />
  <oc-button id="drop-btn-mobile">Open drop</oc-button>
  <oc-drop toggle="#drop-btn-mobile" title="Mobile drop title" mode="click" padding-size="medium">
    Some content.
  </oc-drop>
</template>

Properties

Emits

Slots