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# MUISecondaryBlock Button

A customizable secondary block level button by ModularUI with optional icons.

### **Parameters:**

* **`text`**: The text to display inside the button.
* **`onPressed`**: Callback function that is called when the button is pressed.
* **`bgColor`**: Background color of the secondary block button. Default is **`Color(0xff212123)`**.
* **`tappedBgColor`**: Background color of the secondary block button when tapped. Default is **`Color.fromARGB(255, 22, 22, 24)`**.
* **`textColor`**: Text color of the secondary block button. Default is white.
* **`borderRadius`**: Border radius for the secondary block button. Default is 10.
* **`animationDuration`**: Duration of the animation when the button is pressed in milliseconds. Default is 250ms.
* **`hapticsEnabled`**: Enables light haptic feedback. Default is false.
* **`heightFactor`**: A double value multiplied by the current screen height, determining the height of the button.
* **`leadingIcon`**: Optional leading icon for the button.
* **`actionIcon`**: Optional action icon for the button.
* **`iconColor`**: Icon color for both leading and action icons. Default is white.
* **`widthFactor`**: A double value multiplied by the current screen width when the button is not pressed.
* **`boxShadows`**: Box shadows for the button

Component

{% embed url="<https://sunny-cassata-dfe2d4.netlify.app/#/block/secondarybutton>" %}
Secondary Block Button
{% endembed %}

```dart
MUISecondaryBlockButton(
            text: 'Secondary Block Button', onPressed: () {}),
```


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