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A simple toolbar component that organizes command buttons and responsive controls into a horizontal interface. Ideal for document editors, content management systems, and application headers to trigger actions and manage user workflows efficiently.

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syncfusion-aspnetcore-toolbar
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A simple toolbar component that organizes command buttons and responsive controls into a horizontal interface. Ideal for document editors, content management systems, and application headers to trigger actions and manage user workflows efficiently.
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{"author":"Syncfusion Inc","version":"34.1.29","category":"Navigation"}
# Implementing ASP.NET Core Toolbar The Syncfusion Toolbar is a command-driven navigation component that organizes buttons, input controls, and custom templates into a responsive horizontal container. It's ideal for application headers, document editors, and toolbars that need to handle responsive overflow with scrollable or popup modes. ## When to Use This Skill Use this skill when you need to: - **Create command bars** for editors, dashboards, or application headers - **Build responsive toolbars** that handle overflow with scrollable or popup modes - **Integrate button controls** with icons, text, and custom templates - **Add input components** like textboxes, dropdowns, or radio buttons to a toolbar - **Customize toolbar behavior** with tooltips, alignment, and keyboard navigation - **Manage item visibility** with overflow priority and popup customization - **Toggle states and actions** with custom buttons and event handling ## Component Overview The Toolbar control provides: - **Item Types**: Buttons (default), Separators, and Input containers - **Responsive Modes**: Scrollable (default with navigation arrows) and Popup overflow - **Template Support**: HTML-based rendering with item-wise customization - **Styling Options**: CSS classes, icons (prefix/suffix), width control, and themes - **Event Handling**: Click events, creation/destroy events, and keyboard navigation - **Keyboard Support**: Tab navigation with configurable tabIndex and arrow key support ## Documentation and Navigation Guide Navigate to the reference files below to explore specific features and implementation patterns: ### Getting Started 📄 **Read:** [references/getting-started.md](references/getting-started.md) - NuGet package installation and setup - TagHelper registration and configuration - CSS and script resource inclusion - Basic toolbar creation with items - First working examples with icons and text ### Item Configuration 📄 **Read:** [references/item-configuration-guide.md](references/item-configuration-guide.md) - Button items with text, icons, and width properties - Separator items and behavior constraints - Input items for integrated components (NumericTextBox, DropDownList, RadioButton) - Tab key navigation with tabIndex property - Complete property tables and examples ### Responsive Modes and Overflow 📄 **Read:** [references/responsive-modes-and-overflow.md](references/responsive-modes-and-overflow.md) - Scrollable mode with navigation arrows and swipe support - Popup mode with command priority system - Overflow property options (show, hide, none) - ShowAlwaysInPopup for permanent popup items - ShowTextOn property for button text visibility - Real-world responsive examples ### Templates and Customization 📄 **Read:** [references/templates-and-customization.md](references/templates-and-customization.md) - HTML-based template rendering structure - Item templates using strings and query selectors - Popup customization with e-overflow-show and e-overflow-hide classes - Button text modes (e-popup-text, e-toolbar-text) - Menu component integration - CSS class customization patterns ### Advanced Features 📄 **Read:** [references/advanced-features.md](references/advanced-features.md) - Toggle button implementation and state management - Tooltip integration with tooltipText property - Command customization with htmlAttributes and cssClass - Scroll step customization for navigation - Item-wise custom templates with complex controls - Event arguments and handler implementation ### API Reference 📄 **Read:** [references/api-reference.md](references/api-reference.md) - Complete Toolbar properties and their defaults - All supported events with signatures - Item configuration properties - Overflow and alignment enumerations - Method signatures for programmatic control - TagHelper-compliant code examples for each API ## Quick Start Example Basic toolbar with buttons and separator: ```html <!-- In ~/Pages/_ViewImports.cshtml --> @addTagHelper *, Syncfusion.EJ2 <!-- In ~/Pages/Shared/_Layout.cshtml (head) --> <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.syncfusion.com/ej2/{{ site.ej2version }}/fluent.css" /> <script src="https://cdn.syncfusion.com/ej2/{{ site.ej2version }}/dist/ej2.min.js"></script> <!-- In ~/Pages/Shared/_Layout.cshtml (body, end) --> <ejs-scripts></ejs-scripts> <!-- In ~/Pages/Index.cshtml --> <ejs-toolbar id="toolbar" width="600px"> <e-toolbar-items> <e-toolbar-item text="Cut" prefixIcon="e-cut-icon tb-icons" tooltipText="Cut"></e-toolbar-item> <e-toolbar-item text="Copy" prefixIcon="e-copy-icon tb-icons" tooltipText="Copy"></e-toolbar-item> <e-toolbar-item text="Paste" prefixIcon="e-paste-icon tb-icons" tooltipText="Paste"></e-toolbar-item> <e-toolbar-item type="Separator"></e-toolbar-item> <e-toolbar-item text="Bold" prefixIcon="e-bold-icon tb-icons" tooltipText="Bold"></e-toolbar-item> <e-toolbar-item text="Italic" prefixIcon="e-italic-icon tb-icons" tooltipText="Italic"></e-toolbar-item> </e-toolbar-items> </ejs-toolbar> ``` ## Common Patterns **Icon-only buttons with tooltips:** Use `prefixIcon` with `tooltipText` for minimal visual footprint with affordance. **Responsive overflow with priority:** Set `overflow="show"` for always-visible buttons and `overflow="hide"` for secondary actions that move to popup. **Input controls in toolbar:** Use `type="Input"` to embed components like DropDownList or NumericTextBox for filtering or configuration. **Custom templates:** Use `template` property with HTML strings or query selectors for complex custom controls. **Tab navigation:** Set `tabIndex` on items to enable Tab/Shift+Tab keyboard navigation in addition to arrow keys. ## Key Properties - **`width`**: Sets toolbar container width (pixels or percentage) - **`overflowMode`**: Controls responsive behavior - `Scrollable` (default) or `Popup` - **`scrollStep`**: Distance to scroll when navigation arrows are clicked - **`allowKeyboard`**: Enables keyboard navigation (default: true) - **`enableCollision`**: Enables popup collision detection - **`cssClass`**: Applies custom CSS classes to the toolbar root ## Item Configuration Quick Reference | Item Type | Use Case | Key Properties | |-----------|----------|----------------| | **Button** | Command actions | `text`, `prefixIcon`, `suffixIcon`, `width`, `tooltipText` | | **Separator** | Visual dividers | `type: "Separator"` | | **Input** | Embedded components | `type: "Input"`, `template` | | **Custom** | Complex controls | `type: "Button"`, `template` | ## Common Use Cases - **Text Editor Toolbar**: Cut, Copy, Paste, formatting buttons with separators - **Dashboard Filter Bar**: DropDownList and DatePicker for filtering data - **Application Header**: Branding + navigation buttons + user menu - **Media Player Controls**: Play, Pause, Stop, Volume with custom templates - **Document Tools**: Save, Print, Export with responsive overflow handling --- **Start with [Getting Started Guide](references/getting-started.md) to set up your first toolbar.**
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