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Progress indicators

Progress indicators inform users about the status of ongoing processes, such as loading an app or submitting a form
Material Design Guidelines: Progress indicators

Progress types

There are two types of progress indicators: Linear and circular
<mc-progress-linear value=0.4></mc-progress-linear>
<mc-progress-circular style="margin: 0 auto;" value=0.4></mc-progress-circular>
            

Linear

'max' attribute default = 1
Determinate
Indeterminate

<mc-progress-linear max=1 value=0.3></mc-progress-linear>


<mc-progress-linear indeterminate></mc-progress-linear>
            

Circular

'max' attribute default = 1
Determinate
Indeterminate

<mc-progress-circular max=1 value=0.3></mc-progress-circular>


<mc-progress-circular indeterminate></mc-progress-circular>
            

Style

CSS variables that allow you override default values
/* Optional variables for overriding */

--mc-progress-circular-color: var(--mc-primary);

/* percentage without (%) symbol so calc can work. 8.3333 is roughly equal to 4px */
--mc-progress-circular-width: 8.3333;

--mc-progress-linear-color: var(--mc-primary);
--mc-progress-linear-height: 4px;
            
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