ion-toggle

Toggles change the state of a single option. Toggles can be switched on or off by pressing or swiping them. They can also be checked programmatically by setting the checked property.

Customization

Customizing Background

The background of the toggle track and handle can be customized using CSS variables. There are also variables for setting the background differently when the toggle is checked.

ion-toggle {

--background: #000;

--background-checked: #7a49a5;

--handle-background: #7a49a5;

--handle-background-checked: #000;

}

Because these variables set the background property, which is a shorthand, it can accept any value that the background property accepts.

A more complex case may involve adding an image to the handle background.

ion-toggle {

--handle-background-checked: #fff url(/assets/power-icon.png) no-repeat center / contain;

}

Taking it a step further, we could use the ::before or ::after pseudo-elements to position text on top of the background.

ion-toggle::before {

position: absolute;

top: 16px;

left: 10px;

content: "ON";

color: white;

font-size: 8px;

z-index: 1;

}

Customizing Width

Adjusting the width of the toggle smaller will result in a narrower track, with the handle remaining the default width. If desired, set --handle-width to make the handle narrower.

ion-toggle {

width: 40px;

}

Adjusting the width of the toggle larger will result in a wider track, with the handle remaining the default width. If desired, set --handle-width to make the handle wider.

ion-toggle {

width: 100px;

}

Customizing Height

Adjusting the height of the toggle smaller than the default will result in the handle height auto-sizing itself to the track. In ios the handle is shorter than the track (100% - 4px) and in md the handle is taller than the track (100% + 6px).

ion-toggle {

height: 15px;

}

Note: this does not affect the handle width, width should be set using --handle-width.

Adjusting the height of the toggle larger will keep the handle in the center at the default height. This can be modified by setting --handle-height which can be set to any amount but will not exceed the --handle-max-height.

ion-toggle {

height: 60px;

}

Note: this does not affect the handle width, width should be set using --handle-width.

Customizing Spacing

The spacing refers to the horizontal gap between the handle and the track. By default, the handle has 2px of spacing around it in ios only. In md mode there is no default spacing.

To remove the horizontal spacing, set --handle-spacing to 0px.

ion-toggle {

--handle-spacing: 0px;

}

Due to the handle having a fixed height, to remove the spacing on the top and bottom, set the height to 100%.

ion-toggle {

--handle-spacing: 0px;

--handle-height: 100%;

}

Customizing Border Radius

The --handle-border-radius can be used to change the border-radius on the handle.

ion-toggle {

--handle-border-radius: 14px 4px 4px 14px;

}

To target the border-radius only when the toggle is checked, target .toggle-checked:

ion-toggle.toggle-checked {

--handle-border-radius: 4px 14px 14px 4px;

}

Customizing Box Shadow

The --handle-box-shadow can be used to change the box-shadow on the handle.

ion-toggle {

--handle-box-shadow: 4px 0 2px 0 red;

}

To target the box shadow only when the toggle is checked, target .toggle-checked:

ion-toggle.toggle-checked {

--handle-box-shadow: -4px 0 2px 0 red;

}

See the section on customizing overflow to allow the box-shadow to overflow the toggle container.

Customizing Overflow

Setting overflow on the toggle will be inherited by the toggle handle. By default, overflow is set to hidden in ios only. The box-shadow will still appear cut off due to the contain css property. Set contain to none in order to overflow the toggle container.

ion-toggle {

--handle-box-shadow: 0 3px 12px rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.6), 0 3px 1px rgba(50, 70, 255, 0.6);

overflow: visible;

contain: none;

}

Usage

ANGULAR

<!-- Default Toggle -->

<ion-toggle></ion-toggle>

<!-- Disabled Toggle -->

<ion-toggle disabled></ion-toggle>

<!-- Checked Toggle -->

<ion-toggle checked></ion-toggle>

<!-- Toggle Colors -->

<ion-toggle color="primary"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="secondary"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="danger"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="light"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="dark"></ion-toggle>

<!-- Toggles in a List -->

<ion-list>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Pepperoni</ion-label>

<ion-toggle [(ngModel)]="pepperoni"></ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Sausage</ion-label>

<ion-toggle [(ngModel)]="sausage" disabled="true"></ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Mushrooms</ion-label>

<ion-toggle [(ngModel)]="mushrooms"></ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

</ion-list>

JAVASCRIPT

<!-- Default Toggle -->

<ion-toggle></ion-toggle>

<!-- Disabled Toggle -->

<ion-toggle disabled></ion-toggle>

<!-- Checked Toggle -->

<ion-toggle checked></ion-toggle>

<!-- Toggle Colors -->

<ion-toggle color="primary"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="secondary"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="danger"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="light"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="dark"></ion-toggle>

<!-- Toggles in a List -->

<ion-list>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Pepperoni</ion-label>

<ion-toggle slot="end" value="pepperoni" checked></ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Sausage</ion-label>

<ion-toggle slot="end" value="sausage" disabled></ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Mushrooms</ion-label>

<ion-toggle slot="end" value="mushrooms"></ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

</ion-list>

REACT

import React, { useState } from 'react';

import { IonContent, IonHeader, IonPage, IonTitle, IonToolbar, IonToggle, IonList, IonItem, IonLabel, IonItemDivider } from '@ionic/react';

export const ToggleExamples: React.FC = () => {

const [checked, setChecked] = useState(false);

return (

<IonPage>

<IonHeader>

<IonToolbar>

<IonTitle>ToggleExamples</IonTitle>

</IonToolbar>

</IonHeader>

<IonContent>

<IonList>

<IonItemDivider>Default Toggle</IonItemDivider>

<IonItem>

<IonLabel>Checked: {JSON.stringify(checked)}</IonLabel>

<IonToggle checked={checked} onIonChange={e => setChecked(e.detail.checked)} />

</IonItem>

<IonItemDivider>Disabled Toggle</IonItemDivider>

<IonItem><IonToggle disabled /></IonItem>

<IonItemDivider>Checked Toggle</IonItemDivider>

<IonItem><IonToggle checked /></IonItem>

<IonItemDivider>Toggle Colors</IonItemDivider>

<IonItem><IonToggle color="primary" /></IonItem>

<IonItem><IonToggle color="secondary" /></IonItem>

<IonItem><IonToggle color="danger" /></IonItem>

<IonItem><IonToggle color="light" /></IonItem>

<IonItem><IonToggle color="dark" /></IonItem>

<IonItemDivider>Toggles in a List</IonItemDivider>

<IonItem>

<IonLabel>Pepperoni</IonLabel>

<IonToggle value="pepperoni" />

</IonItem>

<IonItem>

<IonLabel>Sausage</IonLabel>

<IonToggle value="sausage" disabled={true} />

</IonItem>

<IonItem>

<IonLabel>Mushrooms</IonLabel>

<IonToggle value="mushrooms" />

</IonItem>

</IonList>

</IonContent>

</IonPage>

);

};

STENCIL

import { Component, State, h } from '@stencil/core';

@Component({

tag: 'toggle-example',

styleUrl: 'toggle-example.css'

})

export class ToggleExample {

@State() pepperoni: boolean = false;

@State() sausage: boolean = true;

@State() mushrooms: boolean = false;

render() {

return [

// Default Toggle

<ion-toggle></ion-toggle>,

// Disabled Toggle

<ion-toggle disabled></ion-toggle>,

// Checked Toggle

<ion-toggle checked></ion-toggle>,

// Toggle Colors

<ion-toggle color="primary"></ion-toggle>,

<ion-toggle color="secondary"></ion-toggle>,

<ion-toggle color="danger"></ion-toggle>,

<ion-toggle color="light"></ion-toggle>,

<ion-toggle color="dark"></ion-toggle>,

// Toggles in a List

<ion-list>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Pepperoni</ion-label>

<ion-toggle checked={this.pepperoni} onIonChange={(ev) => this.pepperoni = ev.detail.checked}></ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Sausage</ion-label>

<ion-toggle checked={this.sausage} onIonChange={(ev) => this.sausage = ev.detail.checked} disabled={true}></ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Mushrooms</ion-label>

<ion-toggle checked={this.mushrooms} onIonChange={(ev) => this.mushrooms = ev.detail.checked}></ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

</ion-list>,

<div>

Pepperoni: {this.pepperoni ? "true" : "false"}<br/>

Sausage: {this.sausage ? "true" : "false"}<br/>

Mushrooms: {this.mushrooms ? "true" : "false"}

</div>

];

}

}

VUE

<template>

<!-- Default Toggle -->

<ion-toggle></ion-toggle>

<!-- Disabled Toggle -->

<ion-toggle disabled></ion-toggle>

<!-- Checked Toggle -->

<ion-toggle checked></ion-toggle>

<!-- Toggle Colors -->

<ion-toggle color="primary"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="secondary"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="danger"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="light"></ion-toggle>

<ion-toggle color="dark"></ion-toggle>

<!-- Toggles in a List -->

<ion-list>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Pepperoni</ion-label>

<ion-toggle

@ionChange="toppings.value.push($event.target.value)"

value="pepperoni"

:checked="toppings.value.indexOf('pepperoni') !== -1">

</ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Sausage</ion-label>

<ion-toggle

@ionChange="toppings.value.push($event.target.value)"

value="sausage"

:checked="toppings.value.indexOf('pepperoni') !== -1"

disabled="true">

</ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

<ion-item>

<ion-label>Mushrooms</ion-label>

<ion-toggle

@ionChange="toppings.value.push($event.target.value)"

value="mushrooms"

:checked="toppings.value.indexOf('pepperoni') !== -1">

</ion-toggle>

</ion-item>

</ion-list>

</template>

<script>

import { IonLabel, IonList, IonItem, IonToggle } from '@ionic/vue';

import { defineComponent, vue } from 'vue';

export default defineComponent({

components: { IonLabel, IonList, IonItem, IonToggle },

setup() {

const toppings = ref([]);

return { toppings };

}

});

</script>

Properties

checked

Description	If true, the toggle is selected.
Attribute	checked
Type	boolean
Default	false

color

Description	The color to use from your application's color palette. Default options are: "primary", "secondary", "tertiary", "success", "warning", "danger", "light", "medium", and "dark". For more information on colors, see theming.
Attribute	color
Type	string \| undefined
Default	undefined

disabled

Description	If true, the user cannot interact with the toggle.
Attribute	disabled
Type	boolean
Default	false

mode

Description	The mode determines which platform styles to use.
Attribute	mode
Type	"ios" \| "md"
Default	undefined

name

Description	The name of the control, which is submitted with the form data.
Attribute	name
Type	string
Default	this.inputId

value

Description	The value of the toggle does not mean if it's checked or not, use the checked property for that. The value of a toggle is analogous to the value of a <input type="checkbox">, it's only used when the toggle participates in a native <form>.
Attribute	value
Type	null \| string \| undefined
Default	'on'

Events

Name	Description
ionBlur	Emitted when the toggle loses focus.
ionChange	Emitted when the value property has changed.
ionFocus	Emitted when the toggle has focus.

CSS Shadow Parts

Name	Description
handle	The toggle handle, or knob, used to change the checked state.
track	The background track of the toggle.

CSS Custom Properties

Name	Description
--background	Background of the toggle
--background-checked	Background of the toggle when checked
--border-radius	Border radius of the toggle track
--handle-background	Background of the toggle handle
--handle-background-checked	Background of the toggle handle when checked
--handle-border-radius	Border radius of the toggle handle
--handle-box-shadow	Box shadow of the toggle handle
--handle-height	Height of the toggle handle
--handle-max-height	Maximum height of the toggle handle
--handle-spacing	Horizontal spacing around the toggle handle
--handle-transition	Transition of the toggle handle
--handle-width	Width of the toggle handle