Overview
An <sp-menu />
is used for creating a menu list. The various elements inside a menu are given as <sp-menu-group/>
, <sp-menu-item />
, or <sp-menu-divider />
.
Variants
Menus are a collection of <sp-menu-items />
that can be modified to be disabled
or selected
.
<sp-menu>
<sp-menu-item>
Active Menu Item
</sp-menu-item>
<sp-menu-item disabled>
Disabled Menu Item
</sp-menu-item>
<sp-menu-item selected>
Selected Menu Item
</sp-menu-item>
</sp-menu>
Organization
The content of a menu can be organized by either adding <sp-menu-divider />
elements to a flat list.
<sp-popover open style="position: relative">
<sp-menu>
<sp-menu-item>
Menu Item 1a
</sp-menu-item>
<sp-menu-item>
Menu Item 2a
</sp-menu-item>
<sp-menu-divider></sp-menu-divider>
<sp-menu-item>
Menu Item 3a
</sp-menu-item>
<sp-menu-item>
Menu Item 1b
</sp-menu-item>
<sp-menu-divider></sp-menu-divider>
<sp-menu-item>
Menu Item 2b
</sp-menu-item>
</sp-menu>
</sp-popover>
Accessibility
<sp-menu />
, <sp-menu-group />
, and <sp-menu-item />
each deliver a different part of the wai-aria "menu" pattern and support the menu
, group
, and menuitem
roles respectively. To support ease of keyboard navigation, only the first active or first selected <sp-menu-item />
can be accessed in the tab order. Once the focus has entered the menu the up and down arrow keys can be used to access the rest of the menu.