PanelBarComponent

Represents the Kendo UI PanelBar component for Angular.

Selector

kendo-panelbar

Export Name

Accessible in templates as #kendoPanelBarInstance="kendoPanelbar"

Inputs

Name	Type	Default	Description
animate	boolean		Sets the animate state of the PanelBar (see example).
expandMode	PanelBarExpandMode		Sets the expand mode of the PanelBar through the PanelBarExpandMode enum (see example). The available modes are: "single"—Expands only one item at a time. Expanding an item collapses the item that was previously expanded. "multiple"—The default mode of the PanelBar. Expands more than one item at a time. Items can also be toggled. "full"—Expands only one item at a time. The expanded area occupies the entire height of the PanelBar. Requires you to set the height property.
height	any		Sets the height of the component when the "full" expand mode is used. This option is ignored in the "multiple" and "single" expand modes.
items	PanelBarItemModel[]		Sets the items of the PanelBar as an array of PanelBarItemModel instances (see example).
keepItemContent	boolean		When set to true, the PanelBar renders the content of all items and they are persisted in the DOM (see example). By default, this option is set to false.
selectable	boolean		Allows the PanelBar to modify the selected state of the items.

Events

Name	Type	Description
collapse	EventEmitter<PanelBarCollapseEvent>	Fires when an item is about to be collapsed. (see example) This event is preventable. If you cancel it, the item will remain expanded.
expand	EventEmitter<PanelBarExpandEvent>	Fires when an item is about to be expanded. (see example) This event is preventable. If you cancel it, the item will remain collapsed.
itemClick	EventEmitter<PanelBarItemClickEvent>	Fires when the user clicks an item (see example).
select	EventEmitter<PanelBarSelectEvent>	Fires when an item is about to be selected. (see example) This event is preventable. If you cancel it, the item will not be selected.
stateChange	EventEmitter<PanelBarStateChangeEvent>	Fires each time the user interacts with a PanelBar item (see example). The event data contains a collection of all items that are modified.