Action Group Layout

[zinc flame]

Does anyone know a way to achieve the attached button layout within filament? I've tried to use an action group but I'd have to add a button and then an action group and there's a space between them. Ideally, I'd like the button and the action group connected.

The scenario is that I'd have a "Send Email" button, then in the dropdown bit would be 3 dots and in that dropdown there would be Send SMS, Call etc. Essentially, email will be used most of the time, and so I don't want the user to have to click the action group dropdown every time.

Thanks

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[zinc flame]

Action Group Layout

[zinc flame]

Anyone? 😦

[trim copper]

You want it like the attached?

If so that\s an action group with

            ->button()
            ->hiddenLabel(),

[zinc flame]

Apologies, I put in too many attachments and confused things... I'd like the layout like my first attachment (which is bootstrap). But based on your example...

I'd like the 3 dots to be part of the Notes button (as in no gap between them and they look 1 and the same)... In my case, they're all related actions to do with communication so I'd like the default (notes) to be Send Email - and then in the 3 dots have Send SMS, Send WhatsApp etc

I can do all the above except make the primary action and dots look like a single button group

[sullen bear]

I don't think it's possible. The best you can try is to add some CSS that targets exactly that actions

[zinc flame]

So I got this looking exactly how I wanted it by creating a custom action where its view includes both the primary actions and action groups 🥳

HOWEVER, none of the actions work anymore 🤦🏻‍♂️ I suspect it'll be something to do with me extending Action in my custom Action and it can't handle the chain of actions 😔

[sullen bear]

Did you overwrite the setup method and didn’t implement parent?

[zinc flame]

Nope, I didn't overwrite the setup method at all

It's essentially just a wrapper that returns an action and an action group in the view