Leverage the small, yet dynamic UI building blocks of the Telerik UI for PHP Chip to create informational displays in the shape of chips or pills. These can show text, optional close or delete icon, images or avatars and can be used either on their own or alongside other controls.

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The Telerik UI for PHP Chip component comes with multiple ready-to-use types, each with its own style. Save time and effort by leveraging the already available base, info, error, success and warning chip types.

Select the predefined appearance option that best fits your design needs. You can either choose the Filled Chip, which sets a background color to its content, or the Outlined Chip, which sets a transparent background color and an outline.

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The Telerik UI for PHP Chip component is equipped with multiple customization options, enabling you to include icons, images, avatars, custom icons, links or any other content within the chip. Change the default look and feel of the PHP Chip component to match your app design by simply setting custom CSS classes.

To ensure smooth interaction, the Telerik UI for PHP Chip component exposes different events related to user interaction - clicking, selection and removal.

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Easily configure whether the Telerik UI for PHP Chip should provide a built-in close or delete icon through the removable property. This will enable users to remove certain chips from the list of available items with a single click. If the property is set to false, the PHP Chip component will render without this icon.

Meet all use case scenarios, including those that require the PHP Chip component to be disabled until a specific condition is met, e.g., when certain items are not available at the moment. Although the Chip component is enabled by default, you can use the disabled property to quickly disable the component or vice versa.

Leveraging the PHP Chip widget, you will inherit standard Kendo UI framework benefits such as Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM), customizing templates, globalization and keyboard navigation.