A floating action button represents the main action of a form. This performs the main or most common action on a screen. It appears in front of the entire contents of the screen, usually as a circular shape with an icon in the center. They come in three types: regular, mini, and extended. Two floating buttons can be used if they perform different but equally important actions.
A floating button usually triggers an action on the current screen or performs an action that creates a new screen.
They promote important, constructive activities, such as the following:
- Create
- Favorite
- Share
- Start a process
Let's create a floating button on our system using native components:
- Add a TCircle component (search Circle) to the form. This component must be linked to the form and not to any existing layout or rectangle.
- Position your new TCircle to the right of the form...