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Chip

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Chips are interactive elements consisting of a keyword or phrase that users can select among a series of given options. Chips allow adding information into a dropdown. Multiple chips can be selected at the same time and each can be dismissed individually.

UX/UI Guidelines

Check the design documentation of the component in ZeroHeight.

Implementations

The component Chip is available in the following technologies:

CSS Components
cssreactvue
Web Components
webreactvueangular
Native
react_native

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:

NameTypeSlottableDescription
contentstringThe text to be displayed in the chip.
disabledbooleanBlocks the interaction with the component.
readonlybooleanTransforms the chip into an output.
customobject

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:

html
<z-chip custom='{"fill":"#06e7a3"}' />
custom-strstring

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:

html
<z-chip custom-str="fill:#06e7a3" />
z-themestring

Sets the theme of the component. The possible values are light and dark.

html
<z-chip z-theme="dark" />

From Figma to code

You can check the Figma implementation here.

Customization

INFO

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

CSS VariableTypeDescription
--z-chip--colorcolorForeground color
--z-chip--color--hovercolorForeground color on hover
--z-chip--color--activecolorForeground color on active
--z-chip--color--disabledcolorForeground color on disabled
--z-chip--bgcolorBackground color
--z-chip--bg--hovercolorBackground color on hover
--z-chip--bg--activecolorBackground color on active
--z-chip--bg--disabledcolorBackground color on disabled

Both background and text color can be customized using the --z-chip--bg and --z-chip--color CSS custom properties respectively.

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Also, the hover state & active state can be customized using the --z-chip--bg--hover,--z-chip--color--hover and --z-chip--bg--active, --z-chip--color--active CSS custom properties respectively.

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Finally, you can also customize the disabled state using the --z-chip--bg--disabled and --z-chip--color--disabled CSS custom properties respectively.

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