State Layer

State layers are absolutely-positioned div blocks that respond to mouse events on their PARENT element. By default, they change opacity in response, but they can be tweaked to do anything that's supported by a CSS transition.

Example Instance

<StateLayer bgColor="onprimary"></StateLayer>

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Note: The above snippet omits import statements and surrounding markup. It's assumed you'd be pasting this inside the return block of an existing functional component.

Installation

Next.js

Note: Other React frameworks are not currently supported, but they might still work. Try at your own risk.

Method	Instructions
LiftKit CLI	From any Next.js project, run the following command in your terminal. `npm run add state-layer` content_copy
Github	open_in_new View on Github

No-Code Tools

Method	Instructions
Webflow	open_in_new Clone from Made In Webflow
Figma	open_in_new Clone from Figma Community

Props

Unique

Props unique to this component.

Name	Required	Type	Description	Default Val
bgColor	no	LkColor \| "currentColor"	Background color of the state layer	undefined
forcedState	no	"hover" \| "active" \| "focus"	Applies a static state manually (e.g., for selected options)	undefined

Common

Props with globally-defined behavior that are used in multiple components.