Menu API
Demos
For examples and details on the usage of this React component, visit the component demo pages:
Import
import Menu from '@mui/material/Menu';
// or
import { Menu } from '@mui/material';
Props
Props of the Popover component are also available.
An HTML element, or a function that returns one. It's used to set the position of the menu.
Type:
HTML element | func
If true
(Default) will focus the [role="menu"]
if no focusable child is found. Disabled children are not focusable. If you set this prop to false
focus will be placed on the parent modal container. This has severe accessibility implications and should only be considered if you manage focus otherwise.
Type:
bool
Default:
true
When opening the menu will not focus the active item but the [role="menu"]
unless autoFocus
is also set to false
. Not using the default means not following WAI-ARIA authoring practices. Please be considerate about possible accessibility implications.
Type:
bool
Default:
false
Callback fired when the component requests to be closed.
Type:
func
Signature:
function(event: object, reason: string) => void
event
The event source of the callback.reason
Can be:"escapeKeyDown"
,"backdropClick"
,"tabKeyDown"
.
The system prop that allows defining system overrides as well as additional CSS styles.
Type:
Array<func | object | bool> | func | object
The length of the transition in ms
, or 'auto'
Type:
'auto' | number | { appear?: number, enter?: number, exit?: number }
Default:
'auto'
Props applied to the transition element. By default, the element is based on this Transition
component.
Type:
object
Default:
{}
ref
is forwarded to the root element.Inheritance
While not explicitly documented above, the props of the Popover component are also available in Menu. You can take advantage of this to target nested components.CSS
The following class names are useful for styling with CSS (the state classes are marked).
To learn more, visit the component customization page.
You can override the style of the component using one of these customization options:
- With a global class name.
- With a rule name as part of the component's
styleOverrides
property in a custom theme.