The Avonni Header provides a straightforward way to add titles, subtitles, icons, images, and navigation links to create informative and visually engaging headers
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This is where you will add an overall title to the header component.
Used to contain more information about the header component
Here are some additional details about adding a background image to the header:
The background image can be any file type, such as JPEG, PNG, or GIF.
The background image will be displayed behind the header text and other content.
Is Joined: to unify the header component to your subsequent components inside your screen flow.
Is Text Outside: the title will be outside the header
Pull to Boundary: to pull the elements on either side of the container to the boundary.
The Avonni Header Flow Screen Component can display an avatar. The avatar can be a user's profile picture, a company logo, or any other image.
To add an avatar to the header, follow these steps:
Click on the Avatar section to expand settings.
Select an icon or an image from your computer.
Set various settings like variant, size, and position.
The avatar will be displayed in the header. In the Image settings section, you can adjust its size and position.
Expand the Actions menu to add actions on the header component. You can add as many actions as you want and define the number of visible action buttons you want to display.
Here are the available actions for the Header Component:
On Action click: Define actions to be performed when a user clicks a button within the header. This could include navigating a different screen, opening a modal, or triggering a specific flow action.
On Avatar Action click: Define actions to be performed when a user clicks on an avatar within the header. This could include opening a user profile page, displaying a contact menu, or triggering a specific action related to the user.
The Styles panel allows you to customize the visual appearance of the Avonni Header component. You can modify various styling attributes to match your design preferences and branding.
Control the spacing outside the header component. Adjust the top, right, bottom, and left margins to position the header relative to other elements on the page.
Control the spacing inside the header component between the header's content (title, subtitle, etc.) and its border. Adjust the padding of the top, right, bottom, and left to create a visual breathing room.
Customize the appearance of the border surrounding the header. Adjust the border style (solid, dashed, dotted), color, and thickness.
Specifically, customize the bottom border of the header. This can be useful for visually separating the header from the content below it.
You can control the overall size of the header. Choose from predefined size options (small, medium, large) or set a custom height.
Apply general styling to the entire header container. This can include background color, text color, and font styles.
You can customize the appearance of the header's main title by changing the font size, weight, color, and alignment.
Customize the appearance of the header's caption text, which typically appears below the title. Adjust the font size, weight, color, and alignment.
Customize the appearance of the header's subtitle, which typically appears below the title or caption. Adjust the font size, weight, color, and alignment.
Customize the appearance of action buttons within the header. Adjust the button size, color, background, and icon styles.
Customize the appearance of the user avatar displayed in the header. Adjust the size, shape, and border.
Customize the appearance of action buttons associated with the avatar. Adjust the button size, color, background, and icon styles.
If your header includes a progress bar, customize its appearance here. Adjust the bar color, height, and background.
If your header includes a progress circle, customize its appearance here. Adjust the circle color, size, and track thickness.
Interactions define what happens when users click on an action. A list of interactions is available .
Due to limitations within Flow Builder, the Header component cannot directly access variable information from components that lack context about a specific record. When configuring interactions using record variables within a flow, ensure the components involved are contextually aware of the record. For scenarios where context is challenging to establish, consider using the , which offers advanced capabilities for managing and passing record context across components.
You can find the instructions for styling .
