<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>

Specifies the menu buttons of a SplitButton.

Example

<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButtons>
    <kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton></kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>
</kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButtons>

Configuration Attributes

attributes java.lang.Object

Specifies the HTML attributes of a menu button.

Example

<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton attributes="attributes">
</kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>

enable boolean

Specifies whether the menu button is initially enabled or disabled.

Example

<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton enable="enable">
</kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>

icon java.lang.String

Sets icon for the menu buttons. The icon should be one of the existing in the Kendo UI theme sprite.

Example

<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton icon="icon">
</kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>

id java.lang.String

Specifies the ID of the menu buttons.

Example

<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton id="id">
</kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>

imageUrl java.lang.String

If set, the ToolBar will render an image with the specified URL in the menu button.

Example

<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton imageUrl="imageUrl">
</kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>

spriteCssClass java.lang.String

Defines a CSS class (or multiple classes separated by spaces) which will be used for menu button icon.

Example

<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton spriteCssClass="spriteCssClass">
</kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>

text java.lang.String

Specifies the text of the menu buttons.

Example

<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton text="text">
</kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>

url java.lang.String

Specifies the url of the menu button to navigate to.

Example

<kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton url="url">
</kendo:diagram-editable-tool-menuButton>
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