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React Material-UI Cookbook

You're reading from   React Material-UI Cookbook Build captivating user experiences using React and Material-UI

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2019
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789615227
Length 534 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (22) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Grids - Placing Components on the Page 2. App Bars - The Top Level of Every Page FREE CHAPTER 3. Drawers - A Place for Navigation Controls 4. Tabs - Grouping Content into Tab Sections 5. Expansion Panels - Group Content into Panel Sections 6. Lists - Display Simple Collection Data 7. Tables - Display Complex Collection Data 8. Cards - Display Detailed Information 9. Snackbars - Temporary Messages 10. Buttons - Initiating Actions 11. Text - Collecting Text Input 12. Autocomplete and Chips - Text Input Suggestions for Multiple Items 13. Selection - Make Selections from Choices 14. Pickers - Selecting Dates and Times 15. Dialogs - Modal Screens for User Interactions 16. Menus - Display Actions That Pop Out 17. Typography - Control Font Look and Feel 18. Icons - Enhance Icons to Match Your Look and Feel 19. Themes - Centralize the Look and Feel of Your App 20. Styles - Applying Styles to Components 21. Other Books You May Enjoy

Row actions

Table rows often represent an object that you can perform actions on. For example, you might have a table of servers where each row represents a server that can be turned on or off. Instead of making your users click a link that takes them away from the table to perform an action, you can include common actions directly in each table row.

How to do it...

Let's say that you have a table with rows that have servers that can be turned on or off, depending on their current state. You want to include both of these actions as part of each table row, so that the user can more easily control their servers without spending lots of time navigating. The buttons also need to change their color and disabled state based...

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