sp-menu-group

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Attributes and Properties #

Property Attribute Type Default Description ignore ignore boolean false label label string '' selects selects undefined | 'inherit' | 'single' | 'multiple' whether the element has a specific selection algorithm that it applies to its item descendants. `single` allows only one descendent to be selected at a time. `multiple` allows many descendants to be selected. `inherit` will be applied dynamically when an ancestor of this element is actively managing the selection of its descendents. When the `selects` attribute is not present a `value` will not be maintained and the Menu Item children of this Menu will not have their `selected` state managed. value value string ''

Slots #

Name Description header headline of the menu group default slot menu items to be listed in the group

Events #

Name Type Description change Event Announces that the `value` of the element has changed close Event

Overview #

An <sp-menu-group> will gather a collection of <sp-menu-item> elements into a group as part of the content delivered in an <sp-menu> element. Supplying content to the header slot will allow it label the group both visually and for screen readers. Like <sp-menu>, an <sp-menu-group> element can maintain a selection as outlined by the value or absence of its selects attribute.

Usage #

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yarn add @spectrum-web-components/menu

Import the side effectful registration of <sp-menu-group> as follows:

import '@spectrum-web-components/menu/sp-menu-group.js';

When looking to leverage the MenuGroup base class as a type and/or for extension purposes, do so via:

import { MenuGroup } from '@spectrum-web-components/menu';

Example #

An <sp-menu-group> can be used to organize <sp-menu-item>s in an <sp-memu> in to collections with a shared header. Use an element addressed to the slot="header to pass the content of that header.

<p>
    Your favorite park in New York is: <span id="group-1-value"></span>
    <br><br>
    Your favorite park in San Fransisco is: <span id="group-2-value"></span>
</p>
<sp-popover open style="position: relative">
    <sp-menu
        label="What are your favorite parks?"
        style="width: 200px"
        onchange="this.parentElement
                    .previousElementSibling
                    .querySelector(`#${arguments[0].target.id}-value`)
                    .textContent = arguments[0].target.value">
        <sp-menu-group
            id="group-1"
            selects="single"
        >
            <span slot="header">New York</span>
            <sp-menu-item>
                Central Park
            </sp-menu-item>
            <sp-menu-item>
                Flushing Meadows Corona Park
            </sp-menu-item>
            <sp-menu-item>
                Prospect Park
            </sp-menu-item>
        </sp-menu-group>
        <sp-menu-group
            id="group-2"
            selects="single"
        >
            <span slot="header">San Fransisco</span>
            <sp-menu-item>
                Golden Gate Park
            </sp-menu-item>
            <sp-menu-item>
                John McLaren Park
            </sp-menu-item>
            <sp-menu-item>
                Lake Merced Park
            </sp-menu-item>
        </sp-menu-group>
    </sp-menu>
</sp-popover>