Mastering Bootstrap Button Groups: Organize Your Actions with Style
When you want to group multiple related buttons together on your web page, Bootstrap Button Groups provide a clean, responsive, and user-friendly way to do it. Whether it’s navigation, toggles, or grouped actions, Bootstrap makes it easy to manage button collections in a visually appealing layout.
What Are Bootstrap Button Groups?
Bootstrap Button Groups are components that group a series of buttons together on a single line, making them appear as a unified block rather than individual buttons scattered across the page. This is useful for toolbars, segmented controls, or any interface where multiple options belong together.
Creating a Basic Button Group
To create a button group, wrap your buttons inside a container with the .btn-group class:
This groups the three buttons horizontally with no gaps between them, visually connected by shared borders and rounded corners.
Button Toolbar
You can also group multiple button groups into a toolbar:
This arranges multiple groups side by side in a toolbar format.
Vertical Button Groups
By default, button groups are horizontal, but you can stack buttons vertically by adding the .btn-group-vertical class:
Toggle Buttons in Groups
Bootstrap supports toggle buttons — where buttons can act like radio buttons or checkboxes. Add data-bs-toggle="buttons" and use input elements inside labels:
This creates toggleable buttons with smooth UI feedback.
Why Use Button Groups?
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Group related actions for better user experience
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Maintain a clean and organized UI
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Provide toggle functionality for selections
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Responsive and accessible by default
Bootstrap Button Groups help you organize buttons logically, enhance usability, and keep your design neat. Try different configurations to fit your site’s needs!
