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FilledTonalButton

A filled tonal button is an alternative middle ground between FilledButton and OutlinedButton buttons. They’re useful in contexts where a lower-priority button requires slightly more emphasis than an outline would give, such as "Next" in an onboarding flow. Tonal buttons use the secondary color mapping. See Material 3 buttons for more info.

Examples​

Live example

Filled tonal button​

import flet as ft


def main(page: ft.Page):
    page.title = "Basic filled tonal buttons"
    page.add(
        ft.FilledTonalButton(text="Filled tonal button"),
        ft.FilledTonalButton("Disabled button", disabled=True),
        ft.FilledTonalButton("Button with icon", icon="add"),
    )

ft.app(target=main)

Properties​

adaptive​

If the value is True, an adaptive Button is created based on whether the target platform is iOS/macOS.

On iOS and macOS, a CupertinoButton is created, which matches the functionality and presentation of this button. On other platforms, a Material FilledTonalButton is created.

The default value is False.

autofocus​

True if the control will be selected as the initial focus. If there is more than one control on a page with autofocus set, then the first one added to the page will get focus.

content​

A Control representing custom button content.

icon​

Icon shown in the button.

icon_color​

Icon color.

style​

The value is an instance of ButtonStyle class.

text​

The text displayed on a button.

tooltip​

The text displayed when hovering the mouse over the button.

url​

The URL to open when the button is clicked. If registered, on_click event is fired after that.

url_target​

Where to open URL in the web mode. Value is of UrlTarget enum. Default is BLANK.

Events​

on_click​

Fires when a user clicks the button.

on_hover​

Fires when a mouse pointer enters or exists the button response area. data property of event object contains true (string) when cursor enters and false when it exits.

on_long_press​

Fires when the button is long-pressed.