Enum
DialogButtonsLayout

Defines how action buttons are arranged and sized within the dialog footer area. Controls both positioning and sizing behavior using CSS flexbox layout properties. Choose based on the number of buttons and desired user experience patterns.

Definition

Namespace:Telerik.Blazor

Assembly:Telerik.Blazor.dll

Syntax:

cs-api-definition
public enum DialogButtonsLayout

Fields

Center

Centers action buttons horizontally within the footer container. Buttons maintain their natural width and are grouped in the middle of the footer. Use for balanced layouts or when buttons have equal importance. BEST FOR: Single important action, or multiple buttons of equal priority.

Declaration

cs-api-definition
Center = 1

Field Value

DialogButtonsLayout

End

Aligns action buttons to the right side of the footer container. Buttons maintain their natural width and appear at the end of the footer. Common pattern for primary actions, following typical OK/Cancel conventions. BEST FOR: Primary actions like Save, OK, Submit where prominence is important.

Declaration

cs-api-definition
End = 2

Field Value

DialogButtonsLayout

Start

Aligns action buttons to the left side of the footer container. Buttons maintain their natural width and appear at the beginning of the footer. Use when buttons should not be prominent or when following left-to-right reading patterns. BEST FOR: Secondary actions, non-critical buttons, or when space is limited.

Declaration

cs-api-definition
Start = 0

Field Value

DialogButtonsLayout

Stretch

Stretches action buttons to fill the entire footer width with equal sizing. Each button receives equal width regardless of text content length. Creates uniform appearance and maximizes touch targets for mobile interfaces. BEST FOR: Mobile interfaces, multiple buttons of equal importance, or consistent sizing needs.

Declaration

cs-api-definition
Stretch = 3

Field Value

DialogButtonsLayout

In this article
DefinitionFieldsCenterEndStartStretch
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