Divider

Material's divider, which Filament has no component for. Everywhere else the theme restyles markup Filament already renders; here there is none, so the rule ships as a schema component of its own. Default variant: full width.

use Saade\FilamentMaterialTheme\Schemas\Components\Divider;

Divider::make();

A 1dp rule in the outline-variant color, with no margin of its own.

Variants

Variant	Material name	Modifier	Inset
Full width	Full-width divider	none	none
Inset	Inset divider	->inset()	16dp at the leading edge
Middle inset	Middle-inset divider	->middleInset()	16dp at both

Divider::make();                 // edge to edge
Divider::make()->inset();        // indented at the leading edge
Divider::make()->middleInset();  // indented at both

An inset divider lines up with the text of the list it divides, rather than with the container.

variant() takes the same set by name, and unlike the other variant methods in the theme it also takes a closure, evaluated when the schema renders:

use Saade\FilamentMaterialTheme\Enums\DividerVariant;

Divider::make()->variant(DividerVariant::Inset);
Divider::make()->variant('inset');
Divider::make()->variant(fn (): string => $this->isCompact ? 'inset' : 'full-width');

Case	Value
DividerVariant::FullWidth	full-width
DividerVariant::Inset	inset
DividerVariant::MiddleInset	middle-inset

Behavior

The component spans the whole row, since a rule that stops at a column edge is a border. It renders its own markup rather than a Blade view, so it costs a single <hr>.

Everything a schema component takes applies as usual:

Divider::make()
    ->visible(fn (): bool => $this->hasSections)
    ->extraAttributes(['class' => 'my-4']);

API

Method	Arguments	Result
make()		A full-width divider
inset()		Indents the rule at the leading edge
middleInset()		Indents it at both
variant(DividerVariant|string|Closure)	Case, value or closure	Any of the three by name
getVariant()		The resolved DividerVariant