dashboardBadge {shinydashboardPlus}R Documentation

AdminLTE2 badge

Description

Create a badge. It may be inserted in any element like inside a actionButton or a dashboardSidebar.

Usage

dashboardBadge(..., color)

Arguments

...

Any html text element.

color

label color. See below:

  • light-blue (primary status): #3c8dbc.

  • red (danger status): #dd4b39.

  • green (success status): #00a65a.

  • aqua (info status): #00c0ef.

  • yellow (warning status): #f39c12.

  • blue: #0073b7.

  • navy: #001F3F.

  • teal: #39CCCC.

  • olive: #3D9970.

  • lime: #01FF70.

  • orange: #FF851B.

  • fuchsia: #F012BE.

  • purple: #605ca8.

  • maroon: #D81B60.

  • black: #111.

  • gray: #d2d6de.

Author(s)

David Granjon, dgranjon@ymail.com

Examples

if (interactive()) {
  library(shiny)
  library(shinydashboard)
  library(shinydashboardPlus)

  shinyApp(
    ui = dashboardPage(
      dashboardHeader(),
      dashboardSidebar(),
      dashboardBody(
        dashboardBadge("Badge 1", color = "blue"),
        actionButton(
          inputId = "badge",
          label = "Hello",
          icon = NULL,
          width = NULL,
          dashboardBadge(1, color = "orange")
        )
      )
    ),
    server = function(input, output) { }
  )
}


[Package shinydashboardPlus version 2.0.4 Index]