Button Group Attribute Configuration

In this section, you can see various attributes that appear while configuring the Button Group. These attributes include:

Note: For non-record pages, the attributes are similar, but some options may be unavailable, such as "Record Object" and "Record Preview''

Attribute	Description
Record Object	This represents the object for which the configuration is created. The object is already selected for record page type, as it was chosen during the initial configuration. Note: This field is disabled and pre-filled for Record Page. Note: This field is not applicable for Non-Record Page.
Record to Preview	This feature allows users to select an object record to see how the Related List will appear in the preview section after making changes. Note: This field is not applicable for Non-Record Page.
Buttons	Here users can add multiple buttons which they want to be in a button group. Reference: New Action
Overflow After	It refers to the limit after which overflow of content in button group will be shown in drop-down. For Example, overflow is set to 3, means 3 buttons will be in button group display and rest will be shown in the drop-down.
Alignment	Here users can set alignment for the button group in 3 locations namely: Center Left Right Note: By default, alignment is set to right.
Default Variant	Allows to show Button Group in different SLDS color formats. You can see variant types Reference: Variant Types.
Padding Location	You can set the padding location for Button Group as Around, Top, Bottom, Left, Right, Horizontal, Vertical.
Padding Size	You can set the padding Size for Button Group as XXX Small, XX Small, X Small, Small, Medium , Large, X Large.
Margin Location	You can set the Margin location for Button Group as Around, Top, Bottom, Left, Right, Horizontal, Vertical.
Margin Size	You can set the Margin Size for Button Group as XXX Small, XX Small, X Small, Small, Medium , Large, X large.

Button Configuration:

Button Attribute	Description
Button Type	Here user can select the type of button to configure. Button Types available: Button: Here user can add buttons to configure actions Header: Here you can provide a distinct title or label for the button group. Separator: Here, the separator is used to divide two buttons with a dark line between them. Submenu: Here you can add secondary buttons nested within the main button group, offering additional options or action. Reference: Submenu
Label	Label is the text name displayed on the button.
Name	Name attribute specifies the API name of the button.
Left Icon	Allows user to select the icon on left side of button label. Reference: Icons
Right Icon	Allows user to select the icon on right side of button label. Reference: Icons
Variant	Allows users to set and show buttons in different color formats. Reference: Variant Types
Action	Here user can create multiple actions on Button. Reference: Actions
Visible	Allows users to control button visibility based on selected criteria from the dropdown: Always: The button is always visible. Never: The button is never visible. Conditional: The button is visible based on specific condition. Note: the conditional filter is not available for Non-Record Page Reference: Filter Criteria
Disable	Allows users to control the button's disabled state based on selected criteria from the dropdown: Always: The button is always disabled. Never: The button is never disabled. Conditional: The button is disabled based on specific condition. Reference: Filter Criteria

Sub Menu Button:

Submenu Attribute	Description
Label	Label is the text name displayed on the button.
Name	Name attribute specifies the API name of the button.
Sub Menu Position	Position specifies the location at which sub menu will be displayed in button group as user creates. Positions available for submenu are two, Left and Right.
Buttons	Here users can add multiple buttons which they want to be in a button group. Reference: You can explore more about buttons config above.

Icons:

Here user can select the icon for button.
A search bar is available to find icons by their names.
Also you can set the sizes of icon as X-small, Small.

Variant Types:

Here user can choose the different variant for the buttons.

Variant	Description
Neutral	Neutral is the default variant of the Button Group which is displayed in white color.
Brand	It makes button variant to Blue color.
Outline-brand	Outline-brand is highlight the label and border of Button.
Destructive	It makes button variant to Red color.
Success	It makes button variant to Green color.
Text Destructive	Highlight the label of Button to Red in color.

Actions:

Action Name	Description
Custom Component	This action allows users to add a custom component within the button.
Delete	This action enables users to delete record using its record Id directly within the button.
Edit	This action enables users to edit record using its record Id directly within the button.
Global Action	This action allows users to add a global action directly within the button.
List View	This action allows users to add an object’s list view directly within the button.
New	This action allows users to quickly create a new record for an object directly from the button.
Object Page	This action allows users to quickly create a new record for an object directly from the button.
Quick Action	This action allows users to add a quick action directly within the button.
Redirect	This action enables users to redirect to a specific webpage by providing a URL link. Add Parameters: You can add the desired value to display at the end of the URL link here.
Screen Flow	This action allows users to trigger a screen flow directly from the button.
Tab	This action allows users to open a different object tab directly from the button.
View	This action enables users to view record using its record Id directly within the button.

Filter Visible and Disable Criteria:

The Filter Criteria feature allows you to sort and refine the data in the config object records based on specific conditions. You can apply different types of filtering criteria to control when the button should be visible or disable
In addition to conditional-based filters, you can also select values from various sources to filter the data.

Static Filter criteria:

In this section, provide a value to compare or check against the selected field. You can provide a value by clicking on the gear icon.

Custom Logic for Multiple Filters:

Custom Condition Logic in Salesforce allows you to define complex filtering criteria by combining multiple filter conditions using logical operators like AND, OR, and NOT.

AND means all conditions must be true.
OR means at least one condition must be true.

Value Source:

In this section, users can choose from various input sources, including:

Custom Metadata
Custom Setting
Record Field (available only in record page configuration)
Static Value

These input sources allow you to pass or set values for various attributes or fields.

Attributes	Description
Value Source	It provides list of various value sources for assigning the value for input. Note: By default the value source is selected as static.
Custom Metadata	Use custom metadata records to assign values.
Custom Settings	Use custom setting records to assign the values.
Record Field	Use a record value from a selected Record Object. Note: This option is only available when the page type is set to Record Page Config.
Static	You can provide a static fixed value.