<Background />
The <Background />
component makes it convenient to render different types of
backgrounds common in node-based UIs. It comes with three variants: lines
,
dots
and cross
.
import { useState } from 'react';
import { ReactFlow, Background, BackgroundVariant } from '@xyflow/react';
export default function Flow() {
return (
<ReactFlow defaultNodes={[...]} defaultEdges={[...]}>
<Background color="#ccc" variant={BackgroundVariant.Dots} />
</ReactFlow>
);
}
Props
Name | Type | Default |
---|---|---|
# id? | string When multiple backgrounds are present on the page, each one
should have a unique id. |
|
# color? | string |
|
# className? | string |
|
# style? | React.CSSProperties |
|
# patternClassName? | string |
|
# gap? | number | [number, number] The gap between patterns. Passing in a tuple allows you to
control the x and y gap independently. |
|
# size? | number The radius of each dot or the size of each rectangle if
BackgroundVariant.Dots or BackgroundVariant.Cross is used. This defaults to
1 or 6 respectively, or ignored if BackgroundVariant.Lines is used. |
|
# offset? | number |
|
# lineWidth? | number The stroke thickness used when drawing the pattern. |
|
# variant? | BackgroundVariant |
|
Examples
Combining multiple backgrounds
It is possible to layer multiple <Background />
components on top of one another
to create something more interesting. The following example shows how to render a
square grid accented every 10th line.
import { ReactFlow, Background, BackgroundVariant } from '@xyflow/react';
import '@xyflow/react/dist/style.css';
export default function Flow() {
return (
<ReactFlow defaultNodes={[...]} defaultEdges={[...]}>
<Background
id="1"
gap={10}
color="#f1f1f1"
variant={BackgroundVariant.Lines}
/>
<Background
id="2"
gap={100}
color="#ccc"
variant={BackgroundVariant.Lines}
/>
</ReactFlow>
);
}
Notes
- When combining multiple
<Background />
components it’s important to give each of them a uniqueid
prop!