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KendoReact ButtonGroup Overview

With the ButtonGroup component, you can group related buttons together.

The KendoReact ButtonGroup is a container for two or more Button components that you can configure individually. Each button can display textual content, predefined icons, images, custom icons, or render a combination of textual and image content.

The KendoReact ButtonGroup is distributed through the kendo-react-buttons NPM package.


The following example demonstrates the ButtonGroup in action.

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The ButtonGroup is part of the KendoReact Buttons component library. The procedures for installing, importing, and using all components in the library are identical. To learn how to use the ButtonGroup and the rest of the components in the package, see the Getting Started with the KendoReact Buttons guide.

Key Features

  • Disabled ButtonGroup—You can easily render a disabled ButtonGroup and prevent end-users from interacting with it.
  • Globalization—The built-in globalization support allows you to create apps that are ready to be implemented worldwide.
  • Accessibility—The ButtonGroup is accessible for screen readers and supports WAI-ARIA attributes.

To learn more about the appearance, anatomy, and accessibility of the ButtonGroup, visit the Progress Design System documentation—an information portal offering rich component usage guidelines, descriptions of the available style variables, and globalization support details.

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