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# apex:toolbar

A stylized, horizontal toolbar that can contain any number of child components. By default, all child components are aligned to the left side of the toolbar. Use an `<apex:toolbarGroup>` component to align one or more child components to the right.

## Example

```apex
<!-- Page: sampleToolbar-->

<apex:page id="thePage">

<!-- A simple example of a toolbar -->

    <apex:toolbar id="theToolbar">

        <apex:outputText value="Sample Toolbar"/>

        <apex:toolbarGroup itemSeparator="line" id="toobarGroupLinks">

            <apex:outputLink value="https://salesforce.com">

              salesforce

            </apex:outputLink>

            <apex:outputLink value="https://developer.salesforce.com">

             apex developer network

            </apex:outputLink>

        </apex:toolbarGroup>

        <apex:toolbarGroup itemSeparator="line" location="right" id="toobarGroupForm">

            <apex:form id="theForm">

                <apex:inputText id="theInputText">Enter Text</apex:inputText>

                <apex:commandLink value="search" id="theCommandLink"/>

            </apex:form>

        </apex:toolbarGroup>

    </apex:toolbar>

</apex:page>



<!-- Page: toolBarEvents-->

<apex:page id="anotherPage">

<!-- A simple toolbar that includes toolbar events.  -->

  <apex:pageMessages/>

  <apex:form>

    <apex:toolbar 

          onclick="alert('You clicked the mouse button on a component in the toolbar.')"

          onkeydown="alert('You pressed a keyboard key in a component in the toolbar.')"

          onitemclick="alert('You clicked the mouse button on a component that is ' +

                              'not in a toolbarGroup.')"

          onitemkeydown="alert('You pressed a keyboard key in a component that is ' +

                                'not in a toolbarGroup.')">

      <apex:inputText/>

      Click outside of a toolbargroup

      <apex:toolbarGroup><apex:inputText/>Click in a toolbarGroup</apex:toolbarGroup>

    </apex:toolbar>

  </apex:form>

</apex:page>
```

## Attributes

|Attribute Name|Attribute Type|Description|Required?|API Version|Access|
|--------------|--------------|-----------|---------|-----------|------|
|`contentClass`|String|The style class used to display each child component in the toolbar, used primarily to designate which CSS styles are applied when using an external CSS stylesheet.| |10.0|global|
|`contentStyle`|String|The style used to display each child component in the toolbar, used primarily for adding inline CSS styles.| |10.0|global|
|`height`|String|The height of the toolbar, expressed as a relative percentage of the total height of the screen (for example, height="5%") or as an absolute number of pixels (for example, height="10px"). If not specified, this value defaults to the height of the tallest component.| |10.0|global|
|`id`|String|An identifier that allows the toolbar component to be referenced by other components in the page.| |10.0|global|
|`itemSeparator`|String|The symbol used to separate toolbar components. Possible values include "none", "line", "square", "disc", and "grid". If not specified, this value defaults to "none".| |10.0|global|
|`onclick`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the onclick event occurs--that is, if the user clicks the toolbar.| |16.0||
|`ondblclick`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the ondblclick event occurs--that is, if the user clicks the toolbar twice.| |16.0||
|`onitemclick`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user clicks on a component in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onitemdblclick`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user clicks twice on a component in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onitemkeydown`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user presses a keyboard key on a component in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onitemkeypress`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user presses or holds down a keyboard key on an item in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onitemkeyup`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user releases a keyboard key on an item in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onitemmousedown`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user clicks a mouse button on an item in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onitemmousemove`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user moves the mouse pointer while focused on an item in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onitemmouseout`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user moves the mouse pointer away from the an item in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onitemmouseover`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user moves the mouse pointer over an item in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onitemmouseup`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the user releases a mouse button on an item in the toolbar that is not in a toolbarGroup component.| |16.0||
|`onkeydown`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the onkeydown event occurs--that is, if the user presses a keyboard key.| |16.0||
|`onkeypress`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the onkeypress event occurs--that is, if the user presses or holds down a keyboard key.| |16.0||
|`onkeyup`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the onkeyup event occurs--that is, if the user releases a keyboard key.| |16.0||
|`onmousedown`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the onmousedown event occurs--that is, if the user clicks a mouse button.| |16.0||
|`onmousemove`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the onmousemove event occurs--that is, if the user moves the mouse pointer.| |16.0||
|`onmouseout`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the onmouseout event occurs--that is, if the user moves the mouse pointer away from the toolbar.| |16.0||
|`onmouseover`|String|he JavaScript invoked if the onmouseover event occurs--that is, if the user moves the mouse pointer over the toolbar.| |16.0||
|`onmouseup`|String|The JavaScript invoked if the onmouseup event occurs--that is, if the user releases the mouse button.| |16.0||
|`rendered`|Boolean|A Boolean value that specifies whether the toolbar is rendered on the page. If not specified, this value defaults to true.| |10.0|global|
|`separatorClass`|String|The style class used to display the toolbar component separator, used primarily to designate which CSS styles are applied when using an external CSS stylesheet. See also the itemSeparator attribute.| |10.0|global|
|`style`|String|The style used to display the toolbar, used primarily for adding inline CSS styles.| |10.0|global|
|`styleClass`|String|The style class used to display the toolbar, used primarily to designate which CSS styles are applied when using an external CSS stylesheet.| |10.0|global|
|`width`|String|The width of the toolbar, expressed as a relative percentage of the total width of the screen (for example, width="5%") or as an absolute number of pixels (for example, width="10px"). If not specified, this value defaults to 100%.| |10.0|global|

**See Also**  


-   [apex:toolbarGroup](https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/platform/salesforce-pages-developers-guide/guide/pages-compref-toolbargroup.md)

