Here, I have a code in React. I want to show dashed lines on the left of the tree.

How can I do that?

I need something like this:

And, I want to merge the style of TreeView with this code:

const StyledTreeItem = withStyles((theme) => ({
        iconContainer: {
            '& .close': {
                opacity: 0.3,
            },
        },
        group: {
            marginLeft: 2,
            paddingLeft: 3,
            borderLeft: `1px dashed ${fade(theme.palette.text.primary, 0.4)}`,
        },
    }))((props) => <TreeItem {...props} />);

"organizationalUnitsList": [
    {
      "organizationalUnitId": "",
      "organizationalUnitName": "A",
      "organizationalUnitsList": [
        {
          "organizationalUnitId": "",
          "organizationalUnitName": "b",
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "organizationalUnitId": "",
      "organizationalUnitName": "C",
      "organizationalUnitsList": [
        {
          "organizationalUnitId": "",
          "organizationalUnitName": "D",
          "organizationalUnitsList": [
            {
               "organizationalUnitId": "",
               "organizationalUnitName": "e",
            }
         ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "organizationalUnitId": "",
      "organizationalUnitName": "f"
    }

]

Now, I want TreeView to not show borderBottom at OrganizationalUnitName as 'A','C' and 'D'. Because they will be acting as a parent of their child. I want child to show borderBottom not the parent.

There are multiple organizationalUnitId. But whenever array of objects appears, I want objects to appear as a child not the parent.

How can I do that?

Here, I have a code in React. I want to show dashed lines on the left of the tree.

How can I do that?

I need something like this:

And, I want to merge the style of TreeView with this code:

const StyledTreeItem = withStyles((theme) => ({
        iconContainer: {
            '& .close': {
                opacity: 0.3,
            },
        },
        group: {
            marginLeft: 2,
            paddingLeft: 3,
            borderLeft: `1px dashed ${fade(theme.palette.text.primary, 0.4)}`,
        },
    }))((props) => <TreeItem {...props} />);

"organizationalUnitsList": [
    {
      "organizationalUnitId": "",
      "organizationalUnitName": "A",
      "organizationalUnitsList": [
        {
          "organizationalUnitId": "",
          "organizationalUnitName": "b",
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "organizationalUnitId": "",
      "organizationalUnitName": "C",
      "organizationalUnitsList": [
        {
          "organizationalUnitId": "",
          "organizationalUnitName": "D",
          "organizationalUnitsList": [
            {
               "organizationalUnitId": "",
               "organizationalUnitName": "e",
            }
         ]
        }
      ]
    },
    {
      "organizationalUnitId": "",
      "organizationalUnitName": "f"
    }

]

Now, I want TreeView to not show borderBottom at OrganizationalUnitName as 'A','C' and 'D'. Because they will be acting as a parent of their child. I want child to show borderBottom not the parent.

There are multiple organizationalUnitId. But whenever array of objects appears, I want objects to appear as a child not the parent.

How can I do that?

• javascript
• html
• css
• reactjs
• material-ui

• Something like this? nimb.ws/MB6HkA What do you mean by merging the style of treeview? – m4n0 Commented Apr 5, 2021 at 4:36
• Yes exactly like that. I need a solid line instead of dashed ones in design. – progpro Commented Apr 5, 2021 at 6:55
• @m4n0 hey i really need this codepen, can you please share the link of the codepen which is in the image, that would be appreciated – Nasyx Nadeem Commented Sep 24, 2022 at 12:21
• @NasyxRakeeb I made that as an edit in DevTools to just confirm. I did not save it. But you can use the below answer, right? – m4n0 Commented Sep 24, 2022 at 16:38

1 Answer 1

The example in this docs demonstrates how to add vertical border to the TreeItem. To add horizontal border, you can create a pseudo element for each TreeItem and use absolute position to place them correctly. Here is an example:

import TreeItem, { treeItemClasses } from "@mui/lab/TreeItem";

type StyledTreeItemProps = {
  rootNode?: boolean;
};

const StyledTreeItem = styled(TreeItem)<StyledTreeItemProps>(({ rootNode }) => {
  const borderColor = "gray";

  return {
    position: "relative",
    "&:before": {
      pointerEvents: "none",
      content: '""',
      position: "absolute",
      width: 32,
      left: -16,
      top: 12,
      borderBottom:
        // only display if the TreeItem is not root node
        !rootNode ? `1px dashed ${borderColor}` : "none"
    },

    [`& .${treeItemClasses.group}`]: {
      marginLeft: 16,
      paddingLeft: 18,
      borderLeft: `1px dashed ${borderColor}`
    }
  };
});

Usage

<TreeView>
  <StyledTreeItem rootNode nodeId="1" label="Applications">
    <StyledTreeItem nodeId="2" label="Calendar" />
    <StyledTreeItem nodeId="3" label="Drive" />
  </StyledTreeItem>
  <StyledTreeItem rootNode nodeId="8" label="Documents">
    <StyledTreeItem nodeId="9" label="OSS" />
    <StyledTreeItem nodeId="10" label="MUI">
      <StyledTreeItem nodeId="11" label="index.js" />
    </StyledTreeItem>
  </StyledTreeItem>
</TreeView>

Live Demo

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