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timeline/props

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Timeline active prop

The `active` prop specifies the index of the current active element. All elements before this index will be highlighted with the timeline color.

Timeline color prop

The `color` prop sets the color from theme that should be used to highlight active items. It defaults to `theme.primaryColor`.

Timeline lineWidth prop

The `lineWidth` prop controls the line width and bullet border of the timeline.

Timeline bulletSize prop

The `bulletSize` prop controls the bullet width, height, and border-radius.

Timeline align prop

The `align` prop defines the line and bullets position relative to content and also sets the text-align.

Timeline.Item opposite prop centers layout

The `opposite` prop on Timeline.Item renders content on the opposite side of the timeline. When any Timeline.Item has the `opposite` prop, the timeline switches to a centered layout with content on both sides of the line.

Timeline.Item alternate prop

The `alternate` prop on individual Timeline.Item components switches the position of content and opposite.

Timeline.Item bullet as React node

The bullet of a Timeline.Item can be rendered as a React node instead of the default bullet shape.

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