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Menu

A collapsible menu that reveals actions or navigation options when triggered, distinct from a select as it is not used for form input.

Basic

A menu presents a variety of actions or options from which you can choose.

Installation

If you hit any issues, make sure you check out the installation guide here for more information.

Composed Components

When you install this component via the CLI, it automatically loads all composed components, so you don’t need to add them individually.

The Menu comes packed with several components to enhance functionality and provide a seamless experience.

A pop-up menu that reveals a list of selectable options, commonly used for navigation, filters, or form inputs.
A small, floating UI element that appears near a trigger to show contextual information or actions.

Manual Installation

Make sure you also install the composed components and the required packages for the component to function properly.

Anatomy

Menu can be nested to display submenus.

Respect Screen

By default, the menu will respect the screen size, when it lower than 600px, it will be displayed as a modal slide from the bottom. You can disable this behavior by setting respectScreen to false.

Danger

Designate a menu item as dangerous.

With Icon

Enhance menu items by adding icons.

Dynamic Menu

Generate menu items dynamically.

Multiple Menu

Display a selection of actions or options.

Single Menu

Present a single list of options.

Section Menu

Organize menu items into grouped sections.

Section-Level Selection

Organize menu items into grouped sections with level selection.

Arrow

Incorporate an arrow into the menu using the showArrow prop on Menu.Content.

Item Details

You can add details to menu items by using the Menu.ItemDetails component.

Disabled

Disable specific menu items.

Also, you can disable items directly in Menu.Content by using the disabledKeys prop.

<Menu.Content disabledKeys={['gsu']} />

In the examples above, you might notice that the Menu.Label component is used inconsistently. This is because it is not mandatory, but it is considered a best practice. Using Menu.Label ensures proper alignment between icons and text, especially when dealing with items that vary. For instance, one item might have an icon while another does not. Adding Menu.Label helps create a polished and consistent appearance.

Open Modal

Trigger a modal from a menu item. Refer to the modal demo for further information.