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Found 198 Articles for React JS
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In this article, we are going to learn how to customize chips in Material UI. Chips are small components that stand in for input, an attribute, or an action. With the aid of chips, users can input data, select options, filter content, or start processes. The chip can also be customized in the MUI in React. Customization of the chip may include, changing chip colors, custom deleting icons, adding avatars, or creating a chip using its root property. We will see everything in this article. To work with chip in MUI, we need to understand their API and its related ... Read More
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Developers can easily implement sliders thanks to the Slider component provided by Material UI. In the Material UI, sliders can either be continuous or discrete. While discrete sliders limit the selection to particular, predefined values, continuous sliders let users choose any value within a given range. In this article, we are going to learn how to create discrete sliders in Material UI. What are Discrete Sliders? The discrete slider allows the user only to select the value in a particular range as compared to the other sliders. To use the discrete sliders in React, we can adjust the slider to ... Read More
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Switches in React MUI are a type of input element that allows the user to choose any one state, commonly an on or off state. These are commonly used to adjust settings on mobile devices. It is simply a check type button that helps toggle one of the two pre-defined states. In this article, we will learn how to create controlled switches with form groups in Material UI. The reason for using FormGroup is that it provides a wrapper that allows grouping the selection control components and provides an easier API. Steps to create controlled switches Below are the steps ... Read More
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React developers can easily add or use sliders in React thanks to the Slider component provided by Material UI. In the Material UI, apart from using normal sliders, we may also define an input to provide a custom value that can be entered by users manually. In this article, we are going to learn how to create sliders with input in Material UI. What is a Slider with Input? A user interface element called a Slider with an input field combines two input techniques for choosing a numerical value from a predetermined range. Usually, it has a slider element and ... Read More
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Within web applications, buttons are essential for enabling user engagement. Sometimes we are in need of providing custom interaction to the users using their applications or websites. You can create complex buttons with cutting−edge features, unique styles, and interactive behavior in addition to the simple buttons with standard features that Material UI offers. To provide the custom interaction in the buttons, we can use a really cool API given in the Material UI, i.e., the ButtonBase component API. In this article, we are going to learn how to create complex buttons in Material UI. Before going further in the article, ... Read More
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A floating action button is a shape, with an icon at the center that appears in front of all screen content. Material UI is a known React component library that offers a range of pre designed and customizable UI components. Among these components the Floating Action Button (FAB) is quite popular. To enhance the user experience, we can add animations to the FAB making it more visually appealing and engaging. In this article, we will explore how to create animations for the Floating Action Button in Material UI. What is a Floating Action Button? Now let's understand what a Floating ... Read More
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A checkbox is a key component when there is a need to choose multiple options from a list of options. To have control over the size of the checkboxes and to match the web design, ensure that proper sizes and colors have been added. In this article, we are going to learn how to change the size and color of the checkbox in Material UI. Creating a React project and adding the Material UI to it are prerequisites before continuing with the article. Let us begin and see how to modify the checkbox's size and color in its entirety. Steps ... Read More
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Autocomplete functionality within ComboBox inputs has become a widely favored feature due to its ability to enhance the user experience by offering suggested options while typing. Material−UI, a renowned React UI framework, presents an elegant and straightforward solution for implementing autocompletion in ComboBox inputs. In this article, we'll explore the step−by−step process of setting up and utilizing the Autocomplete component in Material−UI, all while maintaining a desirable level of perplexity and burstiness. What is ComboBox Autocomplete? Autocomplete in a combo box entails enhancing a normal text input with a panel of suggested options. This feature proves useful in two main ... Read More
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A key component of user interfaces, checkboxes make it simple for users to select options or express preferences. Sometimes, the users get to see multiple options to select from, and if there are no proper labels, they may get confused. To solve this issue, checkboxes can be easily and elegantly added to the applications using Material UI, a well−liked React component library. Although checkboxes in the Material UI lack labels by default, this can occasionally cause confusion among users. In this article, we are going to learn how to create loading buttons in Material UI. Before going further in the ... Read More
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If you are developing a React web application, it is likely that the icons will be used. Icons represent the concept, idea, file, program, application, business, and so on. To define the identity of a feature, you can use icons. An appropriate icon can stand in for a program or application when you do not want to write out its name, so that it is easy to identify. Icons are available in Material UI for use in our applications when building. Icons can also be added with buttons in the Material UI. Now, we’ll be learning how to add buttons ... Read More