SiteNav

Header links that fold into a menu on phones.

IzzyBlazor.SiteNav in the IzzyBlazor.Core package, generated from the 0.1.0-alpha.17 assembly and its doc comments.

Properties (6)

ChildContentRenderFragment?

The links: NavItem, plus NavDivider or NavLabel, and any SiteNavFooter.

BreakpointBreakpoint = Breakpoint.Md

Below this width the links fold into the menu button. Defaults to Breakpoint.Md.

Labelstring? (computed)

The navigation landmark's name for screen readers. Defaults to "Site", so it differs from the sidebar's "Main".

MenuLabelstring? (computed)

The menu button's name. Defaults to "Menu"; screen readers also hear whether the panel is open.

MenuButtonPositionMenuButtonPosition = MenuButtonPosition.EndAdded in 0.1.0-alpha.16

Where the menu button sits in the header on small screens: MenuButtonPosition.End (the default), after everything else; MenuButtonPosition.Start, before the brand, to match pages whose header starts with a SidebarToggle; or MenuButtonPosition.InPlace, where the links are. Start and End move it visually (CSS order), so Tab still reaches it where the SiteNav is written.

Idstring?

The panel's id. Generated when not set.

Plus 16 item props and 4 common props.

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Events (0)

No events.

Parts (1)

Components written inside SiteNav, documented here with it.

`SiteNavFooter`

Content under the links in a SiteNav's panel, shown below its breakpoint only: social links, a color scheme switch, a call to action. Write it directly in the SiteNav.

ChildContentRenderFragment?

The part's content.

Types (2)

`Breakpoint`

enum

The responsive breakpoints. Mobile first: a value at a breakpoint applies from that width upward.

Breakpoint values
Value	Description
`Sm`	640px and wider.
`Md`	768px and wider.
`Lg`	1024px and wider.
`Xl`	1280px and wider.

`MenuButtonPosition`

enum

Where SiteNav's menu button sits in the header on small screens.

MenuButtonPosition values
Value	Description
`End`	At the end of the header, after everything else, where content sites put it.
`Start`	At the start of the header, before the brand, where apps put a sidebar's menu button.
`InPlace`	Where the links are in the header's content.