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@patternfly/pfe-progress-steps
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A component that gives the user a visual representation of the current state of their progress through an application (typically a multistep form).
Describe how best to use this web component along with best practices.
<pfe-progress-steps>
<pfe-progress-steps-item state="active" current>
<div slot="title">Current</div>
<a slot="link" href="#">View current step</a>
</pfe-progress-steps-item>
<pfe-progress-steps-item>
<div slot="title">Next</div>
<a slot="link" href="#">View next step</a>
</pfe-progress-steps-item>
<pfe-progress-steps-item>
<div slot="title">Last</div>
<a slot="link" href="#">View last step</a>
</pfe-progress-steps-item>
</pfe-progress-steps>
title
: The item's short descriptive title.description
: A short description of what the item represents.vertical
: Describe each available attribute and what function is serves.current
: Indicates if this item is the current active item.state
: Describes the state of the current item; allows "inactive", "done", or "error".Available hooks for styling:
Variable name | Default value | Region |
---|---|---|
--pfe-progress-steps__item--Width | var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--lg, 75px) | item |
--pfe-progress-steps__circle--Size | var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps__progress-bar--Color | var(--pfe-theme--color--ui--border--lighter, #d2d2d2) | progress |
--pfe-progress-steps__progress-bar--Fill | var(--pfe-theme--color--ui-accent, #06c) | progress |
--pfe-progress-steps__progress-bar--Width | var(--pfe-theme--ui--border-width--md, 2px) | progress |
--- | --- | --- |
--pfe-progress-steps-item--Width | auto | |
--pfe-progress-steps-item--MinHeight--vertical | var(--pfe-progress-steps__item--Width, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--lg, 75px)) | |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size | var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Color | var(--pfe-theme--color--feedback--info, #06c) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Color--hover | var(--pfe-theme--color--feedback--info, #06c) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Color--focus | var(--pfe-theme--color--feedback--info, #06c) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Background | radial-gradient(circle, white 60%, rgba(255, 255, 255, 0) 61%) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Width | var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px)) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Height | var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px)) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle-wrapper--Width | var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Width, var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px))) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle-wrapper--Height | var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Height, var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px))) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__title--Color | var(--pfe-theme--color--text, #151515) | title |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__title--Color--active | var(--pfe-theme--color--feedback--info, #06c) | title |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__title--Color--error | var(--pfe-theme--color--feedback--critical--lighter, #c9190b) | title |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__title--MarginTop--vertical | calc( var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px)) / 6) | title |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__description--Color | var(--pfe-theme--color--text--muted, #6a6e73) | description |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__description--Color--error | var(--pfe-theme--color--feedback--critical--lighter, #c9190b) | description |
--pfe-progress-steps-item--spacer | var(--pfe-theme--content-spacer--body--sm, 0.5rem) | |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle-inner--Width | calc( var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Width, var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px))) / 2.2) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle-inner--Height | calc( var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Height, var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px))) / 2.2) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle-outer--Width | var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Width, var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px))) | circle |
--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle-outer--Height | var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Height, var(--pfe-progress-steps-item__circle--Size, var(--pfe-theme--ui--element--size--md, 32px))) | circle |
npm start
npm run test
npm run build
From the PFElements root directory, run:
npm run demo
Progress stepper (and all PFElements) use Prettier to auto-format JS and JSON. The style rules get applied when you commit a change. If you choose to, you can integrate your editor with Prettier to have the style rules applied on every save.
FAQs
Progress stepper element for PatternFly Elements
The npm package @patternfly/pfe-progress-steps receives a total of 1,480 weekly downloads. As such, @patternfly/pfe-progress-steps popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @patternfly/pfe-progress-steps demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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