You can use the custom progress elment for displaying simple or complex progress bars.
It doesn't use the HTML5 <progress> element, ensuring you can stack progress bars, animate them, and place text labels over them.
Option to specify the progress amount for a bar in percent. Should be a value between 0 and 100
Option to specify a text label for a progress bar
The label will only display when you have set a value
Option to specify a funky custom label for a progress bar
Option to make the progress bar animated
**NOTE: ** Giving this option will automatically also make the background striped
Option to specify one ore more custom Html.Attribute for the progress bar
Option to specify one ore more custom Html.Attribute for the progress bar wrapper/container (say you need to add a on click handler or something like that)
Opaque type representing available display options for the progress bar
Create a progress containing multiple progress bars next to each other
Progress.progressMulti
[ [ Progress.info, Progress.value 25 ]
, [ Progress.success, Progress.value 30 ]
]
Create a progress bar with various customization options
optionsList of options**NOTE: ** If you have duplicate options, the last one "wins"