UInput
Is there a way to override the text value inside of a <UInput> with generated elements?
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Yes, there is a way to override the text value inside a
<UInput>
component with generated elements in Nuxt UI. You can achieve this by using the #default
slot of the <UInput>
component.
According to the Input documentation (https://ui.nuxt.com/components/input#slots), the <UInput>
component provides several slots, including a #default
slot that allows you to customize the content inside the input field.
Here's an example of how you can use the #default
slot to override the text value with custom content:
In this example, instead of displaying the text value, the input will show the custom content you've placed inside the #default
slot. You can include any valid HTML or Vue components within this slot to create your desired layout.
Keep in mind that when using the #default
slot, you're responsible for managing the input's value and any interactions, as you're essentially replacing the default input behavior.
Input documentation (https://ui.nuxt.com/components/input)
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This does not work, it just displays the text below the input