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# New-UDFloatingActionButton

### Synopsis

A Floating Action Button (FAB) performs the primary, or most common, action on a screen.

### Syntax

```powershell
New-UDFloatingActionButton [[-Id] <String>] [[-Icon] <Object>] [[-Size] <String>] [[-OnClick] <Endpoint>] [[-ClassName] <String>] [[-Color] <String>] [[-Position] <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
```

### Description

Creates a new floating action button. Floating action buttons are good for actions that make sense for an entire page. They can be pinned to the bottom of a page.

### Parameters

#### -Id

The ID of the component. It defaults to a random GUID.

```
Required?                    false
Position?                    1
Default value                ([Guid]::NewGuid())
Accept pipeline input?       false
Aliases
Accept wildcard characters?  false
```

#### -Icon The icon to put within the floating action button.Required?                    falsePosition?                    2Default valueAccept pipeline input?       falseAliasesAccept wildcard characters?  false-SizeThe size of the button. Valid values are: "small", "medium", "large"Required?                    falsePosition?                    3Default value                largeAccept pipeline input?       falseAliasesAccept wildcard characters?  false-OnClickA script block to execute when the floating action button is clicked.Required?                    falsePosition?                    4Default valueAccept pipeline input?       falseAliasesAccept wildcard characters?  false-ClassNameA CSS class to apply to the floating action button.Required?                    falsePosition?                    5Default valueAccept pipeline input?       falseAliasesAccept wildcard characters?  false-ColorThe theme color to apply to the button. Valid values are: "Default", "Primary", "Secondary"Required?                    falsePosition?                    6Default valueAccept pipeline input?       falseAliasesAccept wildcard characters?  false-PositionThe position of the floating action button. Valid values are: "Relative", "BottomLeft", "BottomRight"Required?                    falsePosition?                    7Default value                BottomRightAccept pipeline input?       falseAliasesAccept wildcard characters?  false    \<CommonParameters>        This cmdlet supports the common parameters: Verbose, Debug,        ErrorAction, ErrorVariable, WarningAction, WarningVariable,        OutBuffer, PipelineVariable, and OutVariable. For more information, see        about\_CommonParameters (<https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=113216).Outputs--------------------------> EXAMPLE 1 --------------------------PS >New-UDFloatingActionButton -Icon (New-UDIcon -Icon 'user') -OnClick {PS >    Show-UDToast -Message 'Hello'PS > } -Id 'fab1' -Position RelativeBasic floating action button|Creates a floating action button with a user icon and shows a toast when clicked.-------------------------- EXAMPLE 2 --------------------------PS >New-UDFloatingActionButton -Icon (New-UDIcon -Icon 'user') -Size Small -OnClick {PS >    Show-UDToast -Message 'Hello'PS > } -Id 'fab2' -Position RelativeSmall floating action button|Creates a small floating action button with a user icon and shows a toast when clicked.-------------------------- EXAMPLE 3 --------------------------PS >New-UDFloatingActionButton -Icon (New-UDIcon -Icon 'user') -Position BottomRight -OnClick {PS >    Show-UDToast -Message 'Hello'PS > } -Id 'fab3'Position|Creates a floating action button with a user icon and shows a toast when clicked. The button is positioned in the bottom right of the buttons's container.


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