You configure a floating action button by adding and modifying the Button control on the main content section of your page. With the floating action button at the bottom of the page, users can trigger the primary action on a page with one convenient tap. A page can have only one floating action button, so only the last one that you add appears in the mobile app at run time.

1. In the header of App Studio, click Preview application, and then enter the design mode by clicking Design.
2. Expand the Pages pane, and then select the page that you want to open.
3. On the page, hover over the main content section that you want to modify, and then click the Edit icon.
4. In the live design view editor, add the Button control to your section:
   1. In the design pane on the right side of the screen, click the Add icon.
   2. In the Add pane, expand the Controls section, and then, in the Action category, click the Add to view icon next to the Button control.
   3. Close the Add pane.
5. Set an icon for the Button control:
   1. In the design pane on the right side of the screen, click the Edit icon next to the Button control.
   2. In the Button pane, on the General tab, in the Image source list, select Icon class.
   3. Next to the Class field, click the Open the icon class picker icon.
   4. In the Icon class picker window, select the icon that you want to use for the Button.
      For example: For a floating action button that launches a case for creating a new expense report, select the pi pi-plus icon that displays a plus sign on the floating action button.
   5. Click Apply.
6. Configure the Button control as a floating action button:
   1. In the Button pane, on the Presentation tab, select the Set as Floating Action Button (FAB) check box.
   2. Optional: To specify the background and font color of the floating action button, in the Control format list, select the format that you want to use.
   3. Click Apply.
      Result: The button disappears from the page preview, but appears at the bottom of the page on the mobile app at run time.
7. Add an action that users trigger when they tap the floating action button on the mobile app page:
   Note: Set only one action for a floating action button to represent the primary constructive action for the page.
   1. In the Button pane, click Add action sets.
   2. In the action set configuration window that opens, click Create an action set.
   3. Click Add an eventClick.
      Note: The floating action button supports only the Click event.
   4. Click Add an actionAll actions, and then select an action that you want to use in your floating action button.
      For example: In your mobile app, you have a page that lists all expense reports that users submit. You want the floating action button on this page to trigger an important constructive action, for example, the Create Work action that launches a new expense report flow when users tap the floating action button. You can use the Expenses-Work-Report class that references your expense reporting case. If your case type includes the Create stage, you can omit entering the flow name that launches a new flow. You can also choose the out-of-the-box pyCreateCaseSkeleton skeleton that acts as a transition stage when a new case is created. During that transition, the mobile app displays the skeleton, while the server works on rendering and displaying the user interface of the case in the client.

      

   5. Click OK.
   6. Click Apply, and then close the Button pane.
8. In the upper-right corner, click Exit design mode.