Props - Svelte Radix v3

Props #

- size = ctx.size || '24'
- role = ctx.role || 'img'
- color = ctx.color || 'currentColor'
- title
- desc
- focusable = 'false',
- ariaLabel,
- ...restProps

Types #

All icons are extended SVGAttributes from svelte/elements.

import type { SVGAttributes } from 'svelte/elements';
type TitleType = {
  id?: string;
  title?: string;
};

type DescType = {
  id?: string;
  desc?: string;
};

interface BaseProps extends SVGAttributes<SVGElement> {
  size?: string;
  role?: string;
  color?: string;
}

export interface CtxType extends BaseProps {}

export interface Props extends BaseProps {
  title?: TitleType;
  desc?: DescType;
  ariaLabel?: string;
  focusable?: 'true' | 'false' | 'auto';
}

Size #

To change the size of an icon, use the size prop and specify the desired size. For example:

<Accessibility size="40" />

You can add a custom size using Tailwind CSS by including the desired classes in the class prop. For example:

<Accessibility class="h-24 w-24" />

Colors #

Use the color props to change colors with HEX color code or HTML color names:

<Accessibility color="#ff0000" />
<Accessibility color="green" />

CSS framework #

You can apply CSS framework color and other attributes directly to the icon component or its parent tag using the class prop.

Tailwind CSS #

<Accessibility size="30" class="text-red-700 dark:text-green-300 inline m-1" />

<div class="text-red-700 dark:text-green-300 inline m-1">
  <Accessibility size="30" />
</div>

Bootstrap #

<Accessibility class="position-absolute top-0 px-1" />

Dark mode #

If you are using the dark mode on your website with Tailwind CSS, add your dark mode class to the class prop.

<Accessibility class="text-blue-700 dark:text-red-500" />

A11y #

Decorative Icons #

By default, icons have no aria-label. This is intentional - when icons are used next to text or as decorative elements, they don't need labels as screen readers will ignore them.

<button>
  <Accessibility /> Accessibility
</button>
<!-- Screen reader reads: "Accessibility button" -->

Standalone Icons #

When icons are used without accompanying text (e.g., icon-only buttons), you should provide an accessible label using the ariaLabel prop:

<button>
  <Accessibility ariaLabel="Accessibility icon" />
</button>
<!-- Screen reader reads: "Accessibility icon button" -->

Rich Descriptions #

For complex icons that need detailed descriptions, use title and desc props. The title provides a short label, while desc offers a longer description:

<Accessibility
  title={{ id: 'my-title', title: 'A green accessibility' }}
  desc={{ id: 'my-descrip', desc: 'The shape of a green accessibility icon' }}
  color="green"
/>

Note: When using title, you don't need ariaLabel as the title will be used automatically via aria-labelledby.

Focusable #

Icons are not keyboard-focusable by default (focusable="false"). If you need to change this behavior, use the focusable prop:

<Accessibility focusable="true" />

Passing down other attributes #

You can pass other SVGAttributes.

<Accessibility
id="my-svg"
transform="rotate(45)"
class="hover:cursor-pointer dark:text-white"
onclick={() => alert('hello')}
/>