Create a more designed Menu Dropdown Button #16
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I had a similar use case on a project in the past, so I think it would be useful to have a dropdown that acts as a button. Mostly it's just an example of what one can do with this library, but it might not be immediately apparent how to create one of these. I also added `yarn.lock` to the .gitignore for those of us that want to use yarn.
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You only changed code in stories/examples and did not touch src. So this is only for examples?
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Yes! It's just an example outlining something I'm not is readily apparent - that you can use this plugin with buttons instead of fields. Feel free to reject this PR if it doesn't provide enough value, no hard feelings! |
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I had a similar use case on a project in the past, so I think it would be useful to have a dropdown that acts as a button.
Mostly it's just an example of what one can do with this library, but it might not be immediately apparent how to create one of these.
I also added
yarn.lockto the .gitignore for those of us that want to use yarn.