Position of the Add: ... option in the dropdown list ('top' or 'bottom').

Called on click.

Currently selected label in multi-select.

A dropdown can be used to select between choices in a form.

Custom element to trigger the menu to become visible. Takes place of 'text'.

Label prefixed to an option added by a user.

Allow user additions to the list of options (boolean). Requires the use of selection, options and search.

An element type to render as (string or function).

A Dropdown can reduce its complexity.

Format the Dropdown to appear as a button.

Primary content.

Additional classes.

Using the clearable setting will let users remove their selection from a dropdown.

Whether or not the menu should close when the dropdown is blurred.

Whether or not the menu should close when a value is selected from the dropdown. By default, multiple selection dropdowns will remain open on change, while single selection dropdowns will close on change.

Whether or not the dropdown should close when the escape key is pressed.

A compact dropdown has no minimum width.

Whether or not the dropdown should strip diacritics in options and input search

Initial value of open.

Initial value of searchQuery.

Currently selected label in multi-select.

Initial value of upward.

Initial value or value array if multiple.

A dropdown menu can open to the left or to the right.

A disabled dropdown menu or item does not allow user interaction.

An errored dropdown can alert a user to a problem.

A dropdown menu can contain floated content.

A dropdown can take the full width of its parent

A dropdown menu can contain a header.

Shorthand for Icon.

A dropdown can be formatted to appear inline in other content.

A dropdown can be formatted as a Menu item.

A dropdown can be labeled.

A dropdown can defer rendering its options until it is open.

A dropdown can show that it is currently loading data.

The minimum characters for a search to begin showing results.

A selection dropdown can allow multiple selections.

Message to display when there are no results.

Called when a user adds a new item. Use this to update the options list.

Called on blur.

Called when the user attempts to change the value.

Called when a close event happens.

Called on focus.

Called when a multi-select label is clicked.

Called on mousedown.

Called when an open event happens.

Called on search input change.

Controls whether or not the dropdown menu is displayed.

Whether or not the menu should open when the dropdown is focused.

Array of Dropdown.Item props e.g. { text: , value: }

Placeholder text.

A dropdown can be formatted so that its menu is pointing.

Mapped over the active items and returns shorthand for the active item Labels. Only applies to multiple Dropdowns.

A dropdown can have its menu scroll.

A selection dropdown can allow a user to search through a large list of choices. Pass a function here to replace the default search.

A shorthand for a search input.

Current value of searchQuery. Creates a controlled component.

Define whether the highlighted item should be selected on blur.

Whether dropdown should select new option when using keyboard shortcuts. Setting to false will require enter or left click to confirm a choice.

A simple dropdown can open without Javascript.

A dropdown can receive focus.

The text displayed in the dropdown, usually for the active item.

Controls whether the dropdown will open upward.

Current value or value array if multiple. Creates a controlled component.

A dropdown will go to the last element when ArrowUp is pressed on the first, or go to the first when ArrowDown is pressed on the last( aka infinite selection )