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Actions

See deprecated code
expiry date: 30/04/2024

List of different action components for the user.

last modified: 01/01/1601 01:00:00

Types

Action links
Action link allows the user to do a concrete action in the interface such as a composition of products, a profile settings, etc.
Action menu
Action menu is used when additional options are available to the user and there is a space constraint. The action menu keeps key actions close by in a clean and unobtrusive menu.
Floating action button (not available in negative mode)
Floating action button allows the user to go back to the top of the page.

Action links

A list of action icons is defined to ensure consistency on all Proximus' interfaces:

Edit
Add
Remove
Close
Send by email
Reset
Need help
Download
Copy
View
Filter
Back / Previous
Next

Other actions?

Currently we do not allow using other actions. If you ever need another action that the ones stated above, please contact us and we'll add it to the Design System

Show / hide action label

The label is not a mandatory element in the action links. If necessary, it can be hidden in one of the breakpoints and shown in others.

Desktop
Mobile
On mobile, the label is hidden by default but can be displayed if required.

Action menu

Size matters

Action menu button comes out of the box in two sizes. Depending on your needs, you can use the small or the big version.

Small action menu
Big action menu

Positioning

Action menu can be aligned on the right or on the left. Choose the version that fits your design.

This is not a dropdown

Action cannot be used as dropdown, selection pattern or any other form element. If you are looking for a selection pattern, use either the dropdown or the select component.

Floating action button

Back to top

The floating action button appears when the user scrolls down on a page. It disappears if the user goes back to the top. This button only serves one purpose which is to go back to the top of the page.

It can't be used for any other action.

States

Default state
State visible before click.
Hover/Focused state
State visible when the cursor hovers the action link/button and triggered by keyboard navigation or click.. Cursor becomes a pointer.
Disabled state (only for action links)
State visible if the action link is not clickable. All elements (container & label) are displayed but they are greyed out in order to signify the change of state.
Active state (only for action menu)
State visible when the action menu button is clicked, the action menu container is revealed with its content. Action menu button is in active state.

Anatomy

Action label (optional)
Action icon (mandatory)
Action menu button
Triggers the action menu.
Action menu container
It contains list of menu items.
Menu item label
Use concise labels so users can quickly decide on an action.
Menu item label icon (optional)
You can use an icon to illustrate the action.
Separator (optional)
When action can be grouped, use the separator to facilitate scanning
Menu item label details
Use this dedicated zone to give additional information about the action such as: keyboard shortcut, file size, etc.

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Sizes and colors

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Action Links

An action link always comes with an icon on its right and have a specific purpose, the icon illustrate the action. The icon is mandatory but the label is optional.

On mobile, the label is hidden by default with show-for-medium-up Zurb Foundation class.

Action links are used by default with <button> but can be used with <a> as well.

Accessibility

As the icon is mandatory but not the label, the label is hidden for screenreaders and title="Label" attribute is added to icon to display browser tooltip describing the purpose of the action link as well as a <span class="show-for-sr">Label</span> for screenreaders.

Not to be confused

This is visualy similar to Tertiary Button, find more info in the DS.

Razor

All @rsActionLink objects can receive the following parameters:

Name	Type	Description	Default value
txtLabel	string	Label	.rsEdit : "Edit" .rsAdd : "Add" .rsRemove : "Remove" .rsClose : "Close" .rsMail : "Send by e-mail" .rsReset : "Reset" .rsHelp : "Need help" .rsDownload : "Download" .rsCopy : "Copy" .rsView : "View" .rsFilter : "Filter"
XtraClass	string	Extra class to `rs-link-action` container	""
bIsLabelHiddenOnMobile	boolean	Hide label on mobile	true
bNoLabel	boolean	No label	false
bIsLink	boolean	Is it <a> instead of <button>	false
sUrl	string	URL if it's a link instead a button	"javascript:void(0)"
XtraParameters	string	Extra parameters to `rs-link-action` container	""
bDisabled	boolean	Is disabled	false
bIconLeft	boolean	Icon is on the left	false

With <a> instead of <button>

Negative

Add rs-neg as parent class of rs-link-action

Disabled

Accessibility

For Screen Reader add:

aria-disabled="true" tabindex="-1" to <a>
disabled to <button>

Button:
Link:

Label not hidden on mobile

Without label

Icon on left

Action menu

Accessibility

Action menu trigger button requires some attributes:

It must have an ID which is usefull for action menu content.
data-dropdown and aria-controls must contain ID of the action menu content.
aria-haspopup must be set to true .
aria-expanded must be set to false .

Action menu content also requires some attributes:

It must have an ID which is usefull for action menu trigger button.
aria-labelledby must contain ID of the action menu trigger button.
aria-hidden must be set to false .

Separators must have aria-hidden attribute set to false .

How does it work

Action menu is a webcomponent which needs data-rslib-webcomponent-load="rslib.apps.actionmenu" attribute to work.

Drag and Drop

"Drag and Drop" component can be used in"Action menu".
Don't forget to add a title with rs-action-menu-title class like in the example below.

This type of Drag and Drop is not necessary for screen readers. So please add aria-hidden attribute set to false to parent rs-action-menu-item .

Negative

Add rs-action-menu-neg class to rs-action-menu container.

Use negative version of the"Drag and Drop" component if you need it.

Disabled

Accessibility

Add disabled attributes to button .

Big action menu

Just add rs-action-menu-trigger-big class to action menu trigger button for a bigger button.

Negative

Add rs-action-menu-neg class to rs-action-menu container.

Use negative version of the"Drag and Drop" component if you need it.

Position the Action menu

You can position action menu on the bottom right or bottom left of the target element. Default position is bottom right.
Add rs-action-menu-left class to rs-action-menu container to get your action menu positioned on bottom left.

Back to top

Accessibility

Add tabindex="-1" attribute to hide the button from keyword users.

How does it work

Back to top button is part of floating action so you need to use rs-floatingaction to make it work. To have this specific button just add rsjs-backtotop class.

Inside the anchor you will have 2 span : one for the label with rs-floatingaction-label class and one for the icon with rs-floatingaction-icon class.

hide class need to be added, to avoid jump while JavaScript is loading.

Anchor

It is mandatory to have #maincontent as href attribute. Nothing else can be accepted.

JavaScript

Action menu

How to trigger the js

As Action menu is a webcomponent, you will have to load inception.webComponentLoad(CONTEXT); first to be able to load the scripts.

Next time you add Action menu to the page, you have to call this JS: inception.actionMenu(CONTEXT);

CONTEXT refers to document or html element parent to data-action-menu.

If you have a Drag & Drop inside your Action menu, don't forget to launch Drag and drop JavaScript.

Back to top

How to trigger the js

As Back to top is a webcomponent, you will have to load inception.webComponentLoad(CONTEXT) first to be able to load the scripts.

If you need to refresh the component, you can use BackToTop.refresh() function.

CONTEXT refers to document or html element parent to the component.

Deprecated

EXPIRY DATE: 30/04/2024

The negative versions of action links below should no longer be used.
Simply add rs-neg as parent class of rs-link-action .

Deprecated Class: rs-link-action-neg