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Appearance

The ChipList provides predefined appearance options such as different sizes, item size, border radiuses, fill modes, and item theme colors.

For a live example, refer to the Appearance Demo of the ChipList.

Options

The ChipList component supports the following styling options:

  • ItemSize—Configures the size of the Chip items.
  • ThemeColor—Configures what color will be applied to the component.
  • FillMode—Configures how the color is applied to the component.
  • Rounded—Configures the border radius of the component.

Item Size

The ItemSize option controls how big or small the rendered chip items looks.

    @using Kendo.Mvc.UI

    @(Html.Kendo().ChipList()
        .Name("chiplist")
        .ItemSize(ComponentSize.Medium)
        .Items(item=>{
            item.Add().Label("One");
            item.Add().Label("Two");
            item.Add().Label("Three");
        })
    )

The Size option accepts the following values:

  • ComponentSize.Small—Small size.
  • (Default) ComponentSize.Medium—Medium size.
  • ComponentSize.Large—Large size.
  • ComponentSize.None—Unset.

The structure of the Html class rendered on the client-side is k-chip-{size}. The default size value is Medium and is applied to the rendered div element through the k-chip-md class.

<div class="k-chip k-chip-md" >
</div>

Fill Mode

The FillMode specifies the background and border styles of the Chip items in the ChipList.

    @using Kendo.Mvc.UI

    @(Html.Kendo().ChipList()
        .Name("chiplist")
        .FillMode(ChipFillMode.Solid)
        .Items(item=>{
            item.Add().Label("One");
            item.Add().Label("Two");
            item.Add().Label("Three");
        })
    )

The FillMode option accepts the following values:

  • (Default) ChipFillMode.Solid
  • ChipFillMode.Outline
  • ChipFillMode.None

The structure of the class is k-chip-{fillMode}. The default FillMode value is Solid and is applied to the rendered div element through the k-chip-solid class.

<div id="chiplist" class="k-chip-list k-chip-list-md">
    <div class="k-chip k-chip-solid" >
    </div>
</div>

Theme Color

The ThemeColor option controls the color that will be applied to the rendered Chips in the ChipList.

    @using Kendo.Mvc.UI

    @(Html.Kendo().ChipList()
        .Name("chiplist")
        .Items(item=>{
            item.Add().Label("One").ThemeColor(ChipThemeColor.Base);
            item.Add().Label("Two").ThemeColor(ChipThemeColor.Base);
            item.Add().Label("Three").ThemeColor(ChipThemeColor.Base);
        })
    )

The ThemeColor option accepts the following values:

  • (Default) ChipThemeColor.Base
  • ChipThemeColor.Info
  • ChipThemeColor.Success
  • ChipThemeColor.Warning
  • ChipThemeColor.Error

As applying Items.ThemeColor is closely related to the FillMode, the structure of the rendered Html class name for the ThemeColor is composite—k-chip-{fillMode}-{themeColor}. The default Items.ThemeColor value is Base. A Chip with a default FillMode and ThemeColor will have a k-chip-solid-base class applied.

<div id="chiplist" class="k-chip-list">
    <div class="k-chip k-chip-solid k-chip-solid-base" >
    </div>
</div>

Border Radius

The Rounded option controls how much border radius is applied to the rendered Chips inside the ChipList.

    @using Kendo.Mvc.UI

    @(Html.Kendo().ChipList()
        .Name("chiplist")
        .Rounded(Rounded.Medium)
        .Items(item=>{
            item.Add().Label("One");
            item.Add().Label("Two");
            item.Add().Label("Three");
        })
    )

The Rounded option accepts the following values:

  • Rounded.Small—Small form.
  • (Default) Rounded.Medium—Medium form.
  • Rounded.Large—Large form.
  • Rounded.Full—Circular form.
  • Rounded.None—Unset.

The structure of the Html class is k-rounded-{size}. The default rounded value is Medium and is applied to the rendered div element through the k-rounded-md class.

<div id="chiplist" class="k-chip-list">
    <div class="k-chip k-rounded-md" >
    </div>
</div>

Rendering

To review the rendering of the component, refer to the HTML specifications in the Kendo UI Themes Monorepo. The tests folder of the repository contains the rendering for all flavors of the components, providing a clear reference for how their elements are structured. The rendering information can help you customize a component's appearance and behavior by applying custom CSS or JavaScript to suit specific design or functional requirements.

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