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Components-Toolbars

Toolbar actions appear above the view affected by their actions. Toolbars appear a step above the content they affect. They may constrain their width to accommodate material passing over them. Do not separate a toolbar’s actions by another sheet of material, unless it is transient, such as a menu or dialog.

Elevation

Above app content

Scrolling

Affected content scrolls underneath toolbars.

Dismissed content

Sheets may temporarily cover the toolbar while moving offscreen.

Usage

  • Toolbars appear a step above the sheet of material affected by their actions.
  • When sheets scroll underneath toolbars, they are clipped and cannot pass through to the opposite side.
  • Sheets can also cover the toolbar as they move offscreen.
  • A toolbar’s left and right actions are never split by another sheet of material
  • Toolbars can share a seam with another sheet.
  • Toolbars share a seam that transforms into a step, it is called a waterfall.