Action buttons are buttons that can open a sub menu of buttons. They are generaly used on page level, but they can also be set at cell level.
Page Level
The big blue button on the bottom right is an example of a page ActionButton.
// create the action button Dim acb1 As ABMActionButton acb1.Initialize(page, "acb1", "mdi-action-shop", "bigblue") acb1.MainButton.Large = True // the sub buttons Dim btn1 As ABMButton btn1.InitializeFloating(page, "btn1", "mdi-social-share", "sub1") acb1.AddMenuButton(btn1) Dim btn2 As ABMButton btn2.InitializeFloating(page, "btn2", "mdi-social-whatshot", "sub2") acb1.AddMenuButton(btn2) Dim btn3 As ABMButton btn3.InitializeFloating(page, "btn3", "mdi-social-notifications", "sub3") acb1.AddMenuButton(btn3) // add To page page.AddActionButton(acb1)
Cell Level
You can also add an action button to a cell.

I am a very simple card. I am good at containing small bits of information. I am convenient because I require little markup to use effectively.
The only difference with the page ActionButton is we've added it to the cell as a normal control.
acb2.Initialize(page, "acb2", "mdi-action-shop", "sub1") ... page.AddComponent(4,1, acb2)