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The dashed area reads Right click here. A Suggestions label sits over misspelled, misspell, and misplaced. Add to Dictionary and Ignore follow.
Use it when someone clicks a misspelled word in an editor. A Popover can hold a longer suggestion list if three is not enough. In Svelte, Ark UI does not spell-check the word.
Installation
Anatomy
Usage
<ContextMenu><ContextMenuTrigger class="flex h-[200px] w-full max-w-lg items-center justify-center rounded-md border border-dashed text-sm"><span class="pointer-fine:inline-block hidden">Right click here</span><span class="pointer-coarse:inline-block hidden">Long press here</span></ContextMenuTrigger><ContextMenuContent class="w-56"><ContextMenuGroup><ContextMenuGroupLabel>Suggestions</ContextMenuGroupLabel><ContextMenuItem value="misspelled"><CheckIcon aria-hidden="true" />misspelled</ContextMenuItem><ContextMenuItem value="misspell"><CheckIcon aria-hidden="true" />misspell</ContextMenuItem><ContextMenuItem value="misplaced"><CheckIcon aria-hidden="true" />misplaced</ContextMenuItem></ContextMenuGroup><ContextMenuSeparator /><ContextMenuGroup><ContextMenuItem value="add-to-dictionary">Add to Dictionary</ContextMenuItem><ContextMenuItem value="ignore">Ignore</ContextMenuItem></ContextMenuGroup></ContextMenuContent></ContextMenu>FAQ
How are the section labels added?
Each label is a ContextMenuGroupLabel at the top of a ContextMenuGroup with the items it names. The label isn't selectable; screen readers announce it as the group's name.
How are the icons added?
A Lucide icon as the first child of each item, hidden from assistive tech since the label names the action. The menu styles size and space it.
What opens the menu?
A right-click inside the dashed area, which reads Right click here on a mouse and Long press here on a touch screen.
The area is ContextMenuTrigger; a long press on it opens the menu too.
Wrap your own row, file or canvas in the trigger instead.
How do I run an action when an item is chosen?
Each item has a value; handle onSelect on ContextMenu, which receives { value }.
The menu closes after the action runs.
How do keyboard and touch users find these actions?
The arrow keys move through an open menu, Enter runs an item and Escape closes it. A right-click is easy to miss, so also offer the same actions from a visible button, such as a Dropdown Menu.
API Reference
Context Menu
Sets value="misspelled", value="misspell", value="misplaced", value="add-to-dictionary" and value="ignore". The rest is on the Context Menu page.
