You can't put a <mat-checkbox>
in a <mat-menu>
normally. If so, dark themes don't apply to the text-part of your <mat-checkbox>
(see the image at the end).
About <mat-label>
s there is a similar issue. But the solution is simple:
<label mat-menu-item>
instead of <mat-label>
.Similarly about button
s.
But I couldn't find a similar solution for <mat-checkbox>
es! These are all states that I tested:
<mat-menu #menu="matMenu">
<mat-label>Bad label</mat-label>
<label mat-menu-item>OK label</label>
<mat-checkbox>Problem here</mat-checkbox>
<!-- ERROR:
<mat-checkbox mat-menu-item>
Template parse errors:
More than one component matched on this element.
</mat-checkbox>
-->
<br><mat-checkbox></mat-checkbox>
<label mat-menu-item style="display:inline">Not good workaround</label>
</mat-menu>
And the result:
There appears to be a way to assign menuitemcheckbox
to the role
input, on the mat-menu-item
directive... unfortunately, I am not clear on how it should work...
<!-- https://github.com/angular/material2/commit/3f1588f562a4abd85d6add87a4f6ed969ba56898#diff-4cc67949abfd84b09e8b7178ac357febR2134 -->
<button mat-menu-item role="menuitemcheckbox" aria-checked="true">Checked</button>
<button mat-menu-item role="menuitemcheckbox" aria-checked="false">Not </button>
With that being said, assigning the mat-menu-item
class rather than the directive may be a viable workaround.
<mat-checkbox class="mat-menu-item">Problem here</mat-checkbox>
Stackblitz
https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-j4ftuc-5s5k3t?embed=1&file=app/menu-overview-example.html