Reactstrap List Group
-
Pro Component
Easily extend form controls by adding text, buttons, or button
groups on either side of textual inputs, custom selects, and custom
file inputs.
Examples
The most basic list group is an unordered list with list items and
the proper classes. Build upon it with the options that follow, or
with your own CSS as needed.
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import React from " react " ;
// reactstrap components
import { ListGroupItem , ListGroup } from " reactstrap " ;
function Example () {
return (
<>
< ListGroup >
< ListGroupItem > Cras justo odio < /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem > Dapibus ac facilisis in < /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem > Morbi leo risus < /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem > Porta ac consectetur ac < /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem > Vestibulum at eros < /ListGroupItem >
< /ListGroup >
< / >
);
}
export default Example ;
Active items
Add
.active
to
a
.list-group-item
to indicate the current active selection.
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import React from " react " ;
// reactstrap components
import { ListGroupItem , ListGroup } from " reactstrap " ;
function Example () {
return (
<>
< ListGroup >
< ListGroupItem className = " active " > Cras justo odio < /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem > Dapibus ac facilisis in < /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem > Morbi leo risus < /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem > Porta ac consectetur ac < /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem > Vestibulum at eros < /ListGroupItem >
< /ListGroup >
< / >
);
}
export default Example ;
Links
import React from " react " ;
// reactstrap components
import { ListGroupItem , ListGroup } from " reactstrap " ;
function Example () {
return (
<>
< ListGroup >
< ListGroupItem
className = " list-group-item-action active "
href = " #pablo "
onClick = {( e ) => e . preventDefault ()}
tag = " a "
>
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< /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem
className = " list-group-item-action "
href = " #pablo "
onClick = {( e ) => e . preventDefault ()}
tag = " a "
>
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< /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem
className = " list-group-item-action "
href = " #pablo "
onClick = {( e ) => e . preventDefault ()}
tag = " a "
>
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< /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem
className = " list-group-item-action "
href = " #pablo "
onClick = {( e ) => e . preventDefault ()}
tag = " a "
>
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< /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem
className = " list-group-item-action disabled "
href = " #pablo "
onClick = {( e ) => e . preventDefault ()}
tag = " a "
>
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< /ListGroupItem >
< /ListGroup >
< / >
);
}
export default Example ;
With badges
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import React from " react " ;
// reactstrap components
import { Badge , ListGroupItem , ListGroup } from " reactstrap " ;
function Example () {
return (
<>
< ListGroup >
< ListGroupItem className = " d-flex justify-content-between align-items-center " >
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< Badge color = " primary " pill >
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< /Badge >
< /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem className = " d-flex justify-content-between align-items-center " >
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< Badge color = " primary " pill >
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< /Badge >
< /ListGroupItem >
< ListGroupItem className = " d-flex justify-content-between align-items-center " >
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< Badge color = " primary " pill >
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< /Badge >
< /ListGroupItem >
< /ListGroup >
< / >
);
}
export default Example ;
Props
If you want to see more examples and properties please check the
official
Reactstrap Documentation .