Badge

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Badge displays a dynamic notification that can be placed within clickable elements such as a button a link, profiles, or avatars. It enhances the component to which it is attached with additional information like counting hidden selections and communicating success, warnings or errors.

Badges are typically positioned as overlays to other components, such as buttons, links or avatars. Don't place badge as a standalone component; always wrapping another element.

UX/UI Guidelines

Check the design documentation of the component in ZeroHeight.

Implementations

The component Badge is available in the following technologies:

CSS Components

Web Components

Parameters

Parameters

Parameters are the attributes that can be used to customize the component when using it in a project. They apply to the WebComponents implementation and wrappers and to the Vue and React CSS implementations. Some parameters names change between the implementations, in order to follow the conventions of each technology and framework.

For example, the param model is named ngModel in Angular, modelValue in Vue, but stays as model in React.

By default, all the parameters are optional or can be set in different, except for the ones marked as required

The parametrization of the component can be done with the following custom params or properties:

Name	Type	Slottable	Description
config	string		The main parameter has three components following the pattern: <type><?:style><?:size>. type: Establishes the type of content that the badge is going to be showing. The possible values are: dot , icon, text. style: (optional) establishes the style of badge is going. The possible value is outline. size: (optional) defines de size of the badge. The default value is m, being omitted from the param. The possible values are: xs, s, or l. Check the sizes section.
text if config is "text"	string		Value inside the badge. Needs to be used if the type of the badge is text.
icon if config is "icon"	string		Sets icon of the badge. Needs to be used if the type of the badge is icon. This icon needs to be always the outline styled version to avoid visual artifacts.
content	string	✅	The content of the badge.
fill	string		Changes the color of the badge. Check the colors section.
custom	object		A record of key-value pairs to set the CSS custom tokens. It's a complex attribute set as an JS object in stringified JSON format. Example: <z-badge custom='{"fill":"#06e7a3"}' />
custom-str	string		The stringified version of the custom property. It follows the pattern key:value;key:value;, with the possibility of setting multiple values and spaces between the punctuation characters. Example: <z-badge custom-str="fill:#06e7a3" />
z-theme	string		Sets the theme of the component. The possible values are light and dark. <z-badge z-theme="dark" />

From Figma to code

You can check the Figma implementation here. The available properties are:

• Size (select)
• Type (select)
• Color (select)
• Outline (boolean)
• Label (text)
• Icon (instance)

Customization

INFO

Check everything about the customization mechanics in the "How it works" documentation.

CSS Variable	Type	Description
--z-badge--bg	color	Background color
--z-badge--color	color	Foreground color
--z-badge--border-color	color	Border color

The background, foreground & border color can be customized using the --z-badge--bg, --z-badge--color and --z-badge--border CSS variables or the custom attribute.

Badge content

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