Floating action buttons represent the primary action in a screen or app.
npm install --save-dev @smui/fab
https://sveltematerialui.com/demo/fab
A floating action button.
component: href == null ? Button : A - A component to use as the root element.use: [] - An array of Svelte actions and/or arrays of an action and its options.class: '' - A CSS class string.ripple: true - Whether to implement a ripple for when the component is interacted with.color: 'secondary' - The FAB's color. ('primary' or 'secondary')mini: false - Whether to make the FAB smaller.exited: false - Whether the FAB is not visible. Changing this will cause the FAB to animate in/out.extended: false - Whether the FAB contains a label.touch: false - Increase the touch target.href: undefined - If the href property is set, the button will use an anchor element, instead of a button element.A text label.
See the common label readme.
A graphic icon.
See the common icon readme.
See Buttons: floating action button in the Material design spec.
See FAB in MDC-Web for information about the upstream library's architecture.
7.0.0-beta.13 (2023-06-29)
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