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Basic button

Basic buttons are used to perform an action such as unblocking a token to move forward in the process, sending an OTP, and opening a new tab.

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Configuring a basic button

When configuring a basic button, you can customize the button’s settings by using the following options:

• Properties
• UI action
• Button styling

Sections that can be configured regarding general settings:

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Properties

• Label - it allows you to set the label that appears on the button

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UI action

Here, you can define the UI action that the button will trigger.

• Event - possible value: CLICK
• Action Type - select the action type

More details on how to configure UI actions can be found here.

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Button styling

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Properties

This section enables you to select the type of button using the styling tab in the UI Designer. There are four types available:

• Primary
• Secondary
• Ghost
• Text

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Icons

To further enhance the Button UI element with icons, you can include the following properties:

• Icon Key - the key associated in the Media library, select the icon from the Media Library
• Icon Color - select the color of the icon using the color picker

• Icon Position - define the position of the icon within the button:c
  • Left
  • Right
  • Center

By utilizing these properties, you can create visually appealing Button UI elements with customizable icons, colors, and positions to effectively communicate their purpose and enhance the user experience.

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File upload

This button will be used to select a file and do custom validation on it. Only the Flowx props will be different.

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Configuring a file upload button

When configuring a file upload button, you can customize the button’s settings by using the following options:

• Properties
• UI action
• Button styling

Sections that can be configured regarding general settings:

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Properties

• Label - it allows you to set the label that appears on the button
• Accepted file types - the accept attribute takes as its value a string containing one or more of these unique file type specifiers, separated by commas, may take the following forms:

• Invalid file type error
• Max file size
• Max file size error

Example of an upload file button that accepts image files:

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UI action

Here, you can define the UI action that the button will trigger.

• Event - possible value: CLICK
• Action Type - select the action type

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Button styling

The file upload button can be styled using valid CSS properties (more details here).