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Menu Popup with Declarative List in Oracle APEX

Today i got a requirement, i have needed to add more buttons to a page. I was thinking that, instead of adding multiple buttons in a page, why can't we give them an action menu (as same as like IR Action Menu). Actually i had this requirement for my client. Here is an example.
Step 1: Create a List as follows,

Navigation: Shared Components => Lists (Under Navigation) => Create

Step 2: Create a List Region as follows,

Type: List
Source: <Choose List from shared components>

Static ID: actions

List Template: Menu Popup


Step 3: Create a Button as follows,

Button Template: Text with Icon
Hot: Yes
CSS Classes: class js-menuButton
Icon: fa-chevron-down

Action: Defined by Dynamic Action

Static ID: quicklinks
Custom Attributes: data-menu="actions_menu"

Step 4: Add below CSS in page CSS inline section if required.

#quicklinks
{
border-radius : 5px;
}

The demo is here

That's it. Happy APEXing!!!...

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