A row of buttons rendered as one connected control, so a set of related actions reads as a single choice rather than scattered buttons.
- Two or more actions that belong together and share styling, such as Save / Save and close / Cancel.
- The action bar at the foot of a form.
- A group of filter shortcuts above a table.
- Mixing unrelated actions into one group — the shared framing implies the buttons are alternatives to each other.
- Putting a single button in a group; place the button directly instead.
Pairs well with
- Action Button — The usual member of the group.
- Form Button — Use inside a form’s button group for submit and reset.
Configure these in the Application Designer property panel. Group headings mirror the editor where possible. Data Source is where the element gets its rows or field binding (a view/query, a connector operation, or a parent form field). References appear only for view-backed sources and map foreign-key ID columns to readable labels from another view.
- Configuration for color.Choices
secondaryprimaryinherit
Default: none - When true, the control cannot be edited.Default: none
- Configuration for full Width.Default: none
- Configuration for size.Choices
smallmediumlarge
Default: none - Configuration for style.Default: none
- No size of its own: dropped at the platform default of 1 × 1 grid cells and resized on the page.
This container accepts nested elements in these slots:
| slot | accepts |
|---|---|
content | Action Button, Form Button, Call Button, Internal Link Button, Clipboard Copy Button, Delete Button, Procedure Button |
graph TD root["default_button_group"] root --> content["content slot"]
Drag this element into one of these containers:
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