Hey guys!

I have a couple of custom sections in my application.

In one of the views I would very much like to have an "Actions" menu in the same style as on content nodes, but I haven't been able to figure out how to do it :-s

So: is there any way I can place my umb-button-group (or any other kind of action menu) inside the header?

There's a "menu" property on umb-editor-header (docs) which doesn't seem to be documented any further, and nothing happends when I try to set it to my buttonGroup.

And yes, I've also tried just moving the umb-button-group element inside umb-editor-header, which does not work ;-)

I have gotten as far as having a umb-button-group in my umb-editor-sub-header like so:

<umb-editor-header name="viewHeader"
                    hide-alias="true"
                    name-locked="true"
                    hide-description="true"
                    hide-icon="true">
</umb-editor-header>

<umb-editor-container>

    <umb-editor-sub-header>

        <umb-editor-sub-header-content-left>

        </umb-editor-sub-header-content-left>

        <umb-editor-sub-header-content-right>
            <umb-button-group ng-if="buttonGroup"
                                default-button="buttonGroup.defaultButton"
                                sub-buttons="buttonGroup.subButtons"
                                direction="down"
                                float="right"
                                state="init">
            </umb-button-group>
        </umb-editor-sub-header-content-right>

    </umb-editor-sub-header>
<umb-editor-container>

It's just as described in the docs here: https://our.umbraco.org/apidocs/ui/#/api/umbraco.directives.directive:umbButtonGroup

But, logically, this means the button group is part of the sub-header, not the header. Which isn't what I want :-/

I guess I could place it in the footer instead, but that also doesn't feel like the standard Umbraco way...

EDIT: I checked how Tim does it in his excellent UI-O-Matic package, but he "cheats" and doesn't use the official directives here...