Slideover

Usage

Use a v-model to control the Slideover state.

{
  "message": "You should use slots with <ContentRenderer>",
  "value": {},
  "excerpt": false,
  "tag": "div"
}

You can put a Card component inside your Slideover to handle forms and take advantage of header and footer slots:

{
  "message": "You should use slots with <ContentRenderer>",
  "value": {},
  "excerpt": false,
  "tag": "div"
}

Disable overlay

Set the overlay prop to false to disable it.

{
  "message": "You should use slots with <ContentRenderer>",
  "value": {},
  "excerpt": false,
  "tag": "div"
}

Disable transition

Set the transition prop to false to disable it.

{
  "message": "You should use slots with <ContentRenderer>",
  "value": {},
  "excerpt": false,
  "tag": "div"
}

Prevent close

Use the prevent-close prop to disable the outside click alongside the esc keyboard shortcut. A close-prevented event will be emitted when the user tries to close the slideover.

{
  "message": "You should use slots with <ContentRenderer>",
  "value": {},
  "excerpt": false,
  "tag": "div"
}

You can still handle the esc shortcut yourself by using our defineShortcuts composable.

<script setup lang="ts">
const isOpen = ref(false)

defineShortcuts({
  escape: {
    usingInput: true,
    whenever: [isOpen],
    handler: () => { isOpen.value = false }
  }
})
</script>

Control programmatically

First of all, add the USlideovers component to your app, preferably inside app.vue.

<template>
  <div>
    <UContainer>
      <NuxtPage />
    </UContainer>
    <USlideovers />
  </div>
</template>

Then, you can use the useSlideover composable to control your slideovers within your app.

{
  "message": "You should use slots with <ContentRenderer>",
  "value": {},
  "excerpt": false,
  "tag": "div"
}

Props

Config

{
  "message": "You should use slots with <ContentRenderer>",
  "value": {},
  "excerpt": false,
  "tag": "div"
}