The class name to use for an icon that is placed after text.
The class name to use for an icon that is placed before text.
The class name to use for an icon that is placed before above the text.
This is used when the stacked
prop is enabled and the iconAfter
prop is
enabled.
The children to render before or after the provided icon. This is defaulted
to null
so that providing a null
icon will correctly render without
React crashing.
An optional className to apply to the surrounding <span>
when the
forceIconWrap
prop is enabled or the icon is not a valid React Element.
If the forceIconWrap
prop is not enabled, it will be cloned into the icon
instead.
Boolean if the icon and content are in a column-reverse
or row-reverse
flex-direction
. This will swap the different classnames as needed.
Boolean if the icon should be forced into a <span>
with the class names
applied instead of attempting to clone into the provided icon.
An optional icon to display with a text button. This is invalid for icon buttons. If this is a single element, a new class name will be cloned into the element to get correct spacing so if you have a custom icon element, you must also pass that class name down. If you are using one of the react-md icon component packages, this is handled automatically.
If this is not a valid react element, the icon will be wrapped in a
<span>
instead with the class names applied.
Boolean if the icon should appear after the text instead of before.
Boolean if the icon and text should be stacked instead of inline. Note:
You'll normally want to update the container element to have
display: flex
and flex-direction: column
for this to work.
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The class name to use for an icon that is placed before above the text. This is used when the
stacked
prop is enabled and theiconAfter
prop is disabled or omitted.