step

Import

import Step from '@mui/material/Step';
// or
import { Step } from '@mui/material';

Learn about the difference by reading this guide on minimizing bundle size.

Props of the native component are also available.

Name	Type	Default	Description
active	bool	-	Sets the step as active. Is passed to child components.
children	node	-	Should be Step sub-components such as StepLabel, StepContent.
classes	object	-	Override or extend the styles applied to the component. See CSS classes API below for more details.
completed	bool	-	Mark the step as completed. Is passed to child components.
component	elementType	-	The component used for the root node. Either a string to use a HTML element or a component.
disabled	bool	-	If true, the step is disabled, will also disable the button if StepButton is a child of Step. Is passed to child components.
expanded	bool	false	Expand the step.
index	integer	-	The position of the step. The prop defaults to the value inherited from the parent Stepper component.
last	bool	-	If true, the Step is displayed as rendered last. The prop defaults to the value inherited from the parent Stepper component.
sx	Array<func | object | bool> | func | object	-	The system prop that allows defining system overrides as well as additional CSS styles. See the sx page for more details.

The ref is forwarded to the root element.

Theme default props

You can use MuiStep to change the default props of this component with the theme.

These class names are useful for styling with CSS. They are applied to the component’s slots when specific states are triggered.

Class name	Rule name	Description
.Mui-completed	-	State class applied to the root element if completed={true}.
.MuiStep-alternativeLabel	alternativeLabel	Styles applied to the root element if alternativeLabel={true}.
.MuiStep-horizontal	horizontal	Styles applied to the root element if orientation="horizontal".
.MuiStep-root	root	Styles applied to the root element.
.MuiStep-vertical	vertical	Styles applied to the root element if orientation="vertical".

You can override the style of the component using one of these customization options:

• With a global class name.
• With a rule name as part of the component’s styleOverrides property in a custom theme.

Source code

If you did not find the information in this page, consider having a look at the implementation of the component for more detail.