Custom Footer

Build a completely custom footer with your own buttons and layout, or remove parts entirely for a minimal picker.

Rearrange footer buttons or add new ones like TodayButton. The DateTimePicker compound component includes a TimeSection with TimePanel for time selection, and the Footer acts as a container for action buttons.

import { useState } from "react";
import { DateTimePicker } from "react-date-range-picker-styled";
import "react-date-range-picker-styled/rdrp-styles.css";


function CompoundCustomFooter() {
  const [value, setValue] = useState<Date | null>(null);


  return (
    <DateTimePicker.Root value={value} onChange={setValue}>
      <DateTimePicker.Trigger />
      <DateTimePicker.Content>
        <DateTimePicker.Header>
          <DateTimePicker.PrevButton />
          <DateTimePicker.Title />
          <DateTimePicker.NextButton />
        </DateTimePicker.Header>
        <DateTimePicker.Grid />
        <DateTimePicker.TimeSection>
          <DateTimePicker.TimePanel target="single" />
        </DateTimePicker.TimeSection>
        <DateTimePicker.Footer>
          <DateTimePicker.TodayButton />
          <div style={{ flex: 1 }} />
          <DateTimePicker.CancelButton />
          <DateTimePicker.ConfirmButton />
        </DateTimePicker.Footer>
      </DateTimePicker.Content>
    </DateTimePicker.Root>
  );
}

You can also skip the built-in action buttons entirely and use your own elements inside Footer:

<DatePicker.Footer>
  <button onClick={() => setValue(new Date())}>Set Today</button>
  <button onClick={() => setValue(null)}>Clear</button>
</DatePicker.Footer>

Minimal Layout

Omit any parts you don’t need. For example, a header-less inline calendar with no footer or trigger:

import { useState } from "react";
import { DatePicker } from "react-date-range-picker-styled";
import "react-date-range-picker-styled/rdrp-styles.css";


function CompoundNoFooter() {
  const [value, setValue] = useState<Date | null>(null);


  return (
    <DatePicker.Root value={value} onChange={setValue}>
      <DatePicker.Trigger />
      <DatePicker.Content>
        <DatePicker.Header>
          <DatePicker.PrevButton />
          <DatePicker.Title />
          <DatePicker.NextButton />
        </DatePicker.Header>
        <DatePicker.Grid />
      </DatePicker.Content>
    </DatePicker.Root>
  );
}

Or a picker without the footer:

<DatePicker.Root value={value} onChange={setValue}>
  <DatePicker.Trigger />
  <DatePicker.Content>
    <DatePicker.Header>
      <DatePicker.PrevButton />
      <DatePicker.Title />
      <DatePicker.NextButton />
    </DatePicker.Header>
    <DatePicker.Grid />
  </DatePicker.Content>
</DatePicker.Root>

Adding Custom Class Names

Every compound part accepts a className prop that merges with the default styled CSS classes:

<DatePicker.Root value={value} onChange={setValue} className="my-picker">
  <DatePicker.Trigger className="my-trigger" />
  <DatePicker.Content className="my-content">
    <DatePicker.Header className="my-header">
      <DatePicker.PrevButton className="my-nav" />
      <DatePicker.Title className="my-title" />
      <DatePicker.NextButton className="my-nav" />
    </DatePicker.Header>
    <DatePicker.Grid className="my-grid" />
  </DatePicker.Content>
</DatePicker.Root>