Blazor Bootstrap Buttons

Blazor Bootstrap provides a set of UI components, including buttons, that are styled using Bootstrap styles. This guide focuses on using buttons in Blazor applications with Bootstrap styling.

Syntax

<BSButton Color="Color.Primary" OnClick="HandleButtonClick">Click me</BSButton>

• BSButton: The Blazor Bootstrap button component.
• Color: The color of the button, using Bootstrap color classes (e.g., Color.Primary).
• OnClick: The event handler for the button click.

Example

<BSButton Color="Color.Success" OnClick="HandleSuccessButtonClick">Success</BSButton>
<BSButton Color="Color.Danger" OnClick="HandleDangerButtonClick">Danger</BSButton>

Output

Explanation

• The BSButton component is used to create Bootstrap-styled buttons.
• The Color parameter sets the button color using Bootstrap color classes.
• The OnClick parameter specifies the method to handle button clicks.

Use

Use Blazor Bootstrap buttons when you want to incorporate Bootstrap styles into your Blazor application for a consistent and visually appealing user interface.

Important Points

• Blazor Bootstrap buttons support various color options such as Primary, Success, Warning, etc.
• Customize button behavior by handling the OnClick event with a method in the code-behind.

@code {
    private void HandleSuccessButtonClick()
    {
        // Handle button click logic for success button
    }
}

Summary

Blazor Bootstrap buttons offer an easy way to integrate Bootstrap styles into your Blazor applications, ensuring a cohesive and modern user interface. Leverage the provided color options and event handling to create interactive and visually appealing buttons tailored to your application's needs.