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Button shape

The button is fully rounded by default. Pass false for a squarer button with rounded corners:

use Awcodes\QuickCreate\QuickCreatePlugin;

public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
{
    return $panel
        ->plugins([
            QuickCreatePlugin::make()
                ->rounded(false),
        ]);
}

Icon button

iconButton() drops the button's filled background and renders the trigger as a plain Filament icon button. It's the same style as the notifications bell in the top bar, so it sits in line with the panel's other top-bar icons:

QuickCreatePlugin::make()
    ->iconButton()

An icon button has no room for text, so iconButton() has no effect when label() is set. rounded() doesn't apply either, because Filament's icon button has its own shape. tooltip() and keyBindings() work as usual.

Adding a label

By default the button is an icon on its own. label() adds text beside the plus icon, and widens the button to suit:

QuickCreatePlugin::make()
    ->label('New')

A square Quick Create button labelled New, configured with rounded(false), label('New'), and hiddenIcons(), with its dropdown open listing resources without icons

Tooltip

tooltip() attaches a tooltip to the button. Called with no argument it uses the package's own translated string, "Quick Create":

QuickCreatePlugin::make()
    ->tooltip()

Pass a string for your own wording:

QuickCreatePlugin::make()
    ->tooltip('Create something new')

The Quick Create button with a Create something new tooltip shown beneath it

There is no tooltip unless you ask for one. Note that the button always carries an accessible name regardless — the tooltip is a visual affordance, not the label a screen reader announces.

Hiding menu icons

Each entry in the dropdown shows its resource's navigation icon. hiddenIcons() renders labels alone:

QuickCreatePlugin::make()
    ->hiddenIcons()

This is worth considering when your resources share an icon, or use none, in which case the column of identical glyphs adds nothing.

Styling individual entries

Each dropdown item carries a class derived from its label — a resource labelled "Blog post" renders with quick-create-action-blog-post. That gives you a hook for targeting one entry from your theme without overriding the package's views.