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7 paź 2024 · The v-alert component is used to convey important information to the user through the use of contextual types, icons, and colors. These default types come in 4 variations: success, info, warning, and error. Default icons are assigned which help represent different actions each type portrays.
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I ran across issue #37, in which someone calls them out as a scam. All the Creative Tim does, instead of helping out the OP, is comment as to why they cannot be a scam. They also point them to the Discord channel for Vuetify, and claim the premium support is there. Yet another major red flag.
Vuetify 3 has way too much, "not documented yet" in the docs for something built on vue3 as vue2 is being sunset. I'm looking for a new UI framework and if I can't find one, I might be tempted to move to angular or react since those are the bigger ecosystems.
2 mar 2023 · I have a Vue 3 app using Vuetify. Inside a component I'm listening to streamed events. For each new event I want to display a notification fading out after x seconds.
5 maj 2022 · We use an alert to pass on important information to users by using contextual icons and colors. The icon and color match the type of message it conveys to the user. In this article, we're going to learn how to create and customize alert notifications with the Vuetify alert component.
18 paź 2019 · #Vuetify. Centralize all error, warning and info alerts in one place. I like v-alert and tend to over-use it. It enables us to show detailed notifications (error or otherwise) - without significantly causing user inconvenience.
The v-alert component is a callout element designed to attract the attention of a user. Unlike v-banner, the v-alert component is intended to be used and re-used throughout your application. An alert’s color is derived from its type property which corresponds to your application’s contextual theme colors and iconfont aliases. # Props