<zg-text>

ZingGrid has a predefined set of attribute values to display information about the grid state. <zg-text> is a self-contained web component so you can display the value anywhere in the grid.

Related Web Components

• <zg-pager>
• <zg-menu>
• <zg-button>
• <zg-icon>

Usage

<zg-text> is a ZingGrid specific text value that is bound to the status of the grid, as defined by the value attribute. The field can be manually inserted by a developer, but is more commonly added by the use of certain grid features, like paging. The element can inherently be styled through CSS variables or by targeting the tag directly.

<zing-grid src="https://cdn.zinggrid.com/datasets/user-roles.json">
  <zg-footer>
    <div>
      <span>Showing</span>
      <zg-text value="currpage"></zg-text>
      <span>-</span>
      <zg-text value="pagecount"></zg-text>
      <span>of</span>
      <zg-text value="pagecount"></zg-text>
      <span>rows</span>
    </div>
    <div>
      <zg-button action="prevpage"></zg-button>
      <zg-text value="currpage"></zg-text>
      <zg-button action="nextpage"></zg-button>
    </div>
  </zg-footer>
</zing-grid>

Attributes

There is a value attribute to specify what is generated in the text field.

Type Attribute Values

These are the accepted values for the <zg-text type=""> attribute:

CSS Variables

<zg-text> can be styled with CSS variables, like so:

:root {
  --zg-text-color: red;
}

Below is a list of all the associated --zg-text CSS variables. Check out the full list of CSS variables or our Styling Basics guide to learn more about styling the grid.

Example Usage

CSS Selector

<zg-text> can be styled by common CSS selectors, like so:

zg-text {
  font-size: 2rem;
}

## Slots

`<zg-text>` contains placeholders to allow adding markup inside the component.

```html
<zg-text>Slotted Content</zg-text>

Below is a list of all the associated ZGText slots. Check out the full list of slots.