Toolbars

onyx.Toolbar

onyx.Toolbar is a a horizontal bar that contains controls used to perform common UI actions.

A Toolbar customizes the styling of the controls it hosts, including buttons, icons, and inputs, e.g.:

{kind: "onyx.Toolbar", components: [
    {kind: "onyx.Button", content: "Favorites"},
    {kind: "onyx.InputDecorator", components: [
        {kind: "onyx.Input", placeholder: "Input..."}
    ]},
    {kind: "onyx.IconButton",
        src: "https://github.com/enyojs/enyo/wiki/assets/remove-icon.png"}
    ]
}

Note that it's possible to style a set of controls to look like they are in a toolbar without having the container itself look like a toolbar. To do so, apply the "onyx-toolbar-inline" CSS class to the container that houses the controls.

In the following example, we apply the onyx-toolbar-inline style to a control to create a toolbar-like appearance. Then we wrap the result in a scroller to make it horizontally-scrollable, so that the user can access the offscreen "Right" and "Far Right" buttons.

{kind: "Scroller", classes:"onyx-toolbar", touchOverscroll:false, touch:true, vertical:"hidden", style:"margin:0px;", thumb:false, components: [
    {classes: "onyx-toolbar-inline", style: "white-space: nowrap;", components: [
        {kind: "onyx.Grabber"},
        {content: "Header 1"},
        {kind: "onyx.Button", content: "Button"},
        {kind: "onyx.Button", content: "Down", classes: "active"},
        {content: "Header 2"},
        {kind: "onyx.InputDecorator", components: [
            {kind: "onyx.Input", placeholder: "Input"}
        ]},
        {kind: "onyx.Button", content: "Right"},
        {kind: "onyx.Button", content: "Far Right"}
    ]}
]}

onyx.MoreToolbar

A simpler way to deal with multiple items in a toolbar is to use an onyx.MoreToolbar. onyx.MoreToolbar can adapt to different screen sizes by moving overflowing controls and content into an onyx.Menu, e.g.:

{kind: "onyx.Toolbar", components: [
    {kind: "onyx.Grabber"},
    {content: "Header 1"},
    {kind: "onyx.Button", content: "Button"},
    {kind: "onyx.Button", content: "Down", classes: "active"},
    {content: "Header 2"},
    {kind: "onyx.InputDecorator", components: [
        {kind: "onyx.Input", placeholder: "Input"}
    ]},
    {kind: "onyx.Button", content: "Right"},
    {kind: "onyx.Button", content: "Far Right"}
]}

You may prevent a control from being moved to the menu by setting its unmoveable property to true (the default is false).

In addition, you may customize the menu's visual styling by specifying values for the menuClass and movedClass properties. The former is a CSS class applied to the menu as a whole, while the latter is a class applied to individual controls that are moved to the menu.