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SplitButton Appearance

Updated on Nov 6, 2026

The SplitButton provides predefined appearance options such as different sizes, border radii, fill modes, and theme colors. If you omit an appearance property, the active Kendo theme supplies its default value. To apply custom CSS classes, see Styling.

Apart from the default vision of the SplitButton, these alternative styling options enable you to configure each individual aspect of the appearance of a SplitButton.

The following example demonstrates all the available appearance options of the SplitButton in a single, configurable demo.

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Starting with version 22.1.0, default values of the appearance properties are no longer hardcoded in the component. The default values are inherited from the Kendo theme.

For more information, refer to the Design System documentation.

Size

The Kendo UI for Angular SplitButton enables you to configure its padding by using the size property, which accepts SplitButtonSize values.

The size option supports the following values:

  • small
  • medium
  • large

The following example demonstrates how to define the size of the SplitButton.

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Roundness

The SplitButton lets you apply different roundness to the component through its rounded property, which accepts ButtonRounded values.

The rounded option supports the following values:

  • small
  • medium
  • large
  • full
  • none

The following example demonstrates how to define the border radius of the SplitButton.

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Fill Mode

The SplitButton allows you to set different fill modes by using its fillMode property, which accepts ButtonFillMode values.

The fillMode option supports the following values:

  • solid
  • flat
  • outline
  • link

The following example demonstrates how to define the fill mode of the SplitButton.

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Theme Color

The SplitButton allows you to set different theme colors with its themeColor property, which accepts ButtonThemeColor values.

The themeColor option supports the following values:

  • base
  • primary
  • secondary
  • tertiary
  • info
  • success
  • warning
  • error
  • inverse

The following example demonstrates how to define the theme color of the SplitButton.

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