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dropdown-menu/variants

7 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

Dropdown Menu radio group variant

Use selectionMode="single" on a dropdown menu to enable radio button functionality for exclusive choices.

Dropdown Menu icon support

Icons can be combined with labels in dropdown menu items for quick scanning.

Dropdown Menu checkbox variant

Use selectionMode="multiple" on a dropdown menu to enable checkbox functionality for toggles.

Dropdown menu submenu variant

Use DropdownMenuSub to nest secondary actions and create submenu functionality.

Dropdown Menu checkbox items

Use DropdownMenuCheckboxItem for toggleable menu items.

Dropdown Menu radio group

Use DropdownMenuRadioGroup with DropdownMenuRadioItem children for exclusive choices in a dropdown menu.

Dropdown Menu destructive variant

Use variant="destructive" on DropdownMenuItem for irreversible actions.

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