Drawer
Navigation drawers provide quick access to other areas of an app without taking the user away from their current location.
Introduction
Drawers are commonly used as menus for desktop navigation, and as dialogs on mobile devices (similar to Apple's sheets).
<Drawer>
{/* Drawer content */}
</Drawer>
Playground
Basics
import Drawer from '@mui/joy/Drawer';
The Drawer will close after the user makes a selection, clicks anywhere outside of it, or presses the Esc key.
Use the open
prop to control the toggling of the Drawer's open and close states, as shown in the demo below:
Customization
Anchor
Use the anchor
prop to specify which side of the screen the Drawer should originate from.
The default value is left
.
Size
Use the size
prop to adjust the Drawer's width (when anchored to the left or right) or height (when anchored to the top or bottom).
Close button
Use the Modal Close component to add a close button to the Drawer that automatically handles the onClick
event.
import ModalClose from '@mui/joy/ModalClose';
Transition
Customize the Drawer's opening transition by using the CSS variables below inside the sx
prop:
--Drawer-transitionFunction
: the transition function; default isease
.--Drawer-transitionDuration
: the duration of the transition; default is0.3s
.
Scrollable content
Use the Dialog Content component to create a scrollable container inside the Drawer.
import DialogContent from '@mui/joy/DialogContent';
Common examples
Mobile navigation
A common use case for the Drawer is to build mobile-friendly navigation menus:
Inset drawer
An inset drawer is a panel that's not anchored to any edge of the screen.
You can achieve this by applying background and padding values to the Drawer component, and using either a Box or Sheet component for a full-height wrapper, as shown below: