nuxt ui navigation menu on tablets
Could you explain the nuxt ui navigation menu how its supposed to work on tables? on desktop it works great the menu appears on hover, on mobile i hide it and use the vertical layout, but on my ipad when testing clicking it just goes to the parent link and i can't get the menu to appear
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Based on the knowledge sources, I understand your issue with the Nuxt UI NavigationMenu component on tablets. Let me explain how it's supposed to work across different device sizes and some solutions for your iPad issue.
NavigationMenu Behavior Across Devices
The NavigationMenu component in Nuxt UI has different behaviors depending on the orientation and device size:
1. Desktop: As you mentioned, on desktop the menu appears on hover when using horizontal orientation.
2. Mobile: For mobile, you're correctly using the vertical orientation which is more suitable for smaller screens.
3. Tablets: On tablets like your iPad, the issue you're experiencing (clicking goes to the parent link instead of showing the menu) is likely related to how touch interactions work differently from mouse hover events.
Solutions for Tablets
For tablets, you have a few options to improve the navigation experience:
1. Use Popover Mode for Touch Devices:
When using vertical orientation with the
collapsed prop, you can enable the popover prop to make the menu work better with touch interactions:
This will make the menu items with children display in a popover when clicked, which works better on touch devices like iPads. Navigation Menu
2. Configure Popover Mode:
You can customize how the popover behaves by setting the mode property to "click" for specific items:
3. Use Tooltip Option:
Alternatively, you can use the tooltip prop which also works well for touch interactions:
This will display tooltips with the item labels when the menu is collapsed. Navigation Menu
Responsive Approach
A common pattern for handling all device sizes is to:
1. Use horizontal orientation with hover for desktop
2. Use vertical orientation with popover/tooltip for mobile and tablets
3. Use media queries or responsive utilities to switch between these modes
You might consider implementing a responsive approach where you detect the device type and adjust the NavigationMenu props accordingly.
For a complete solution that works across all devices, you might want to look at how the Header component or Dashboard Sidebar implements responsive navigation, as they're designed to handle these different interaction models.
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@kapa.ai basic uicon play icon inside a round circle
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To create a basic play icon inside a round circle using Nuxt UI, you can use the UIcon component with appropriate styling. Here's how you can implement it:
The Nuxt UI Icon component allows you to use any icon from the Iconify collection. In this example, I'm using the "i-lucide-play" icon from the Lucide collection, which is commonly used in Nuxt UI examples Icons.
If you want to customize it further, you can:
1. Change the background color by modifying the
bg-primary class
2. Adjust the size of the circle by changing the padding (p-3)
3. Change the icon size with the size-5 class
4. Use a different play icon by changing the name prop to another icon from Iconify
You can browse all available icons at icones.js.org.
For the Lucide collection specifically, you'll need to make sure you have it installed:
This ensures the icons can be served locally for better performance Iconify Dataset.
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@kapa.ai explain a super basic implementation of nuxt scripts to embed a youtube video in a carousel. what's the simplest way to do it
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I'll explain how to implement a simple YouTube video embed in a Nuxt carousel using Nuxt Scripts.
Basic Implementation with Nuxt Scripts and Carousel
1. Install Required Packages
First, you'll need to install Nuxt UI for the carousel component and Nuxt Scripts for handling the YouTube embed:
2. Configure Nuxt Scripts in nuxt.config.ts
3. Create a Simple Carousel with YouTube Videos
How This Works
1. Nuxt Scripts Management: The
@nuxt/scripts module manages third-party scripts like YouTube's embed API, loading them only when needed.
2. Lazy Loading: By setting lazy: true in the config, the YouTube script only loads when explicitly called with useScript('youtube').
3. Carousel Implementation: The UCarousel component from Nuxt UI displays each video in a slot, with navigation arrows.
4. Responsive Design: The aspect-video class maintains the proper 16:9 aspect ratio for videos.
Enhancements You Could Add
- Add autoplay functionality to the carousel with autoplay prop
- Use the wheel-gestures prop to enable mouse wheel navigation
- Add thumbnails below the carousel using the thumbnails example
This is the simplest implementation to get YouTube videos working in a Nuxt carousel. The Nuxt Scripts module handles the efficient loading of the YouTube API, while the Nuxt UI Carousel component provides the navigation and display functionality.
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@kapa.ai can i play/pause the video through code? such as when i switch slides in my carousel?
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Based on the knowledge sources, I can explain how to control YouTube videos programmatically when using them in a Nuxt carousel.
Controlling YouTube Videos in a Carousel
Yes, you can play/pause YouTube videos through code when switching slides in your carousel. This is especially useful to ensure that videos don't continue playing when they're no longer visible.
Implementation Approach
To control YouTube videos programmatically, you'll need to:
1. Use the YouTube IFrame API
2. Create references to the player instances
3. Hook into the carousel's events to control video playback
Here's a simple implementation:
Key Points
1. Carousel Events: The UCarousel component emits events when slides change, which you can listen to with
@change="handleSlideChange" Carousel Emits.
2. Player Control: The YouTube IFrame API provides methods like playVideo(), pauseVideo(), and stopVideo() to control playback.
3. Loading with Nuxt Scripts: Using useScript('youtube') from Nuxt Scripts ensures the YouTube API is properly loaded before you try to use it Nuxt Scripts.
Advanced Implementation
For a more robust implementation, you could:
1. Use the autoplay plugin of the carousel to control when videos play/pause automatically
2. Implement the auto-scroll plugin to pause when hovering
3. Add player state tracking to handle edge cases
This setup would automatically advance slides every 5 seconds but pause when the user hovers over the carousel Carousel Autoplay.
By combining the YouTube IFrame API with Nuxt UI's Carousel events, you can create a seamless video carousel experience where videos automatically pause when not in view.
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@kapa.ai so when i have this for example " <!-- YouTube Video -->
<div
v-else-if="item.media_type === 'video' && item.provider === 'youtube'"
class="w-full aspect-video"
>
<ScriptYouTubePlayer
:video-id="item.media_url"
:class="['w-full h-full rounded-lg overflow-hidden', { grayscale: soldOut }]"
>
<template #awaitingLoad>
<div class="absolute inset-0 flex items-center justify-center">
<!-- Play icon -->
<div
class="rounded-full bg-default/70 p-3.5 flex items-center justify-center transition-all duration-200 hover:scale-[1.05]"
>
<UIcon name="i-lucide-play" class="size-8 text-white" />
</div>
</div>
</template>
</ScriptYouTubePlayer>
</div>" how can i optionally add a scale tailwind effect only when awaiting load so that it's not there when the video is loaded only when not
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I can help you add a scale effect only when the YouTube video is awaiting load. Based on your code, you're using the
ScriptYouTubePlayer component with an #awaitingLoad slot.
To apply a scale effect only during the loading state and remove it when the video is loaded, you can use Vue's reactivity system with a custom state variable. Here's how to implement it:
Key changes:
1. Added a videoLoaded ref that starts as false and tracks whether the video has loaded
2. Added an @ready event listener on the ScriptYouTubePlayer component that sets videoLoaded to true when the video is ready
3. Used conditional class binding with :class to only apply the hover:scale-[1.05] class when !videoLoaded is true
This approach uses the conditional class binding pattern that's common in Nuxt UI components. The scale effect will only be applied during the loading state and will be removed once the video is loaded.
If the ScriptYouTubePlayer component doesn't emit a ready event, you might need to check its documentation for the correct event name, or you could use a different approach like watching for DOM changes or using a timeout.
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@kapa.ai and how do i go about controlling whether the video is playing or not
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Based on the knowledge sources, I can explain how to control YouTube video playback in your Nuxt application.
To control whether your YouTube video is playing or not, you can access the player instance through template refs and use the YouTube Player API methods. Here's how to implement this with your
ScriptYouTubePlayer component:
The key points in this implementation:
1. Access the player instance: Use useTemplateRef to get a reference to your component, as shown in the Nuxt UI documentation Components > API.
2. Store the player instance: When the player is ready, store its reference so you can control it later.
3. Control methods: Implement methods like playVideo() and pauseVideo() that use the YouTube Player API.
4. Expose methods: Use defineExpose to make these methods available to parent components if needed.
If you want to control the video when switching slides in a carousel, you can implement it like this:
This approach gives you full control over when videos play or pause, which is especially useful in carousel implementations to ensure only the current slide's video is playing.
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@kapa.ai "www.youtube-nocookie.com refused to connect."
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I understand you're encountering the "www.youtube-nocookie.com refused to connect" error when trying to embed YouTube videos in your Nuxt application.
This error typically occurs when there are connectivity issues between your application and YouTube's privacy-enhanced domain. The youtube-nocookie.com domain is YouTube's privacy-enhanced version that doesn't store information about visitors on your website until they play the video.
Here are some potential solutions:
1. Check your network/firewall settings: Make sure your development environment or server allows connections to youtube-nocookie.com.
2. Try using the standard YouTube domain: If you're using Nuxt Scripts for YouTube embeds, you can configure it to use the standard domain instead:
3. Verify your implementation: If you're using a custom implementation, make sure you're correctly forming the embed URL.
4. Add a fallback mechanism: You can implement a fallback that tries the standard YouTube domain if the nocookie version fails:
If you're using the Nuxt Scripts module as shown in our previous conversations, you might want to check if there are any specific configuration options that could be causing this issue.
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@kapa.ai nuxt security module where would i put this url to allow it
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I notice you're asking about configuring the Nuxt Security module to allow a specific URL. Based on the knowledge sources, I can help you with this.
The Nuxt Security module allows you to configure security headers and policies for your Nuxt application. To allow a specific URL, you would need to add it to the appropriate security policy in your
nuxt.config.ts file.
Here's how you can do it:
From the knowledge sources, I can see that a user had a similar issue with loading resources from their public folder in this GitHub issue. They needed to set specific headers like Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy to allow their resources to load properly.
The specific policy you need to modify depends on what type of resource you're trying to allow:
- For iframe embeds (like YouTube): use frame-src
- For API calls: use connect-src
- For images: use img-src
- For scripts: use script-src
If you're specifically having issues with the YouTube embed we discussed earlier, make sure to add both YouTube domains to your frame-src policy as shown above.
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@kapa.ai on development it works fine without any nuxt config but when deployed i get that error about it refusing to load
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I understand that you're experiencing an issue where YouTube embeds work fine in development but refuse to load when deployed. This is a common issue with security policies that are often more strictly enforced in production environments.
Based on the knowledge sources, this is likely related to Content Security Policy (CSP) restrictions that are applied differently between development and production environments.
Here's how to fix it:
The key points to understand:
1. In development mode, Nuxt often has more relaxed security settings to make development easier.
2. When deployed, stricter security policies are applied, which can block external resources like YouTube embeds.
3. The error "www.youtube-nocookie.com refused to connect" suggests that your application's Content Security Policy is preventing the connection to YouTube's privacy-enhanced domain.
If you're using a CDN or proxy service like Cloudflare, you should also check those settings. According to the Nuxt documentation on CDN proxies, you should make sure the following Cloudflare options are disabled:
- Speed > Optimization > Content Optimization > Disable "Rocket Loader™"
- Speed > Optimization > Image Optimization > Disable "Mirage"
- Scrape Shield > Disable "Email Address Obfuscation"
These settings can interfere with how external resources like YouTube embeds are loaded in your Nuxt application.
If you're still having issues after implementing these changes, you might need to check your server logs for more specific CSP violation errors, which would give more insight into exactly what policy is blocking the connection.
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@kapa.ai nuxt scripts youtube player says full screen mode is unavailable, does the default use a https url for embedding youtube? or other settings i need to change?
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I understand you're having an issue with fullscreen mode being unavailable when using the Nuxt Scripts YouTube player. Let me help you with this.
Based on the knowledge sources, Nuxt Scripts does use HTTPS URLs for embedding YouTube videos by default. The fullscreen issue is likely related to either iframe attributes or Content Security Policy settings.
Here's how to fix the fullscreen issue:
1. Add the
allowfullscreen attribute to your YouTube player:
2. Update your Content Security Policy in nuxt.config.ts:
If you're using the Nuxt Security module, make sure your CSP settings allow fullscreen:
3. Check if your container has size constraints:
Make sure the container for your YouTube player has sufficient size and doesn't have CSS properties that might interfere with fullscreen mode.
According to the YouTube Loading Third Party Assets with Nuxt Scripts video, Nuxt Scripts handles the loading of third-party assets like YouTube efficiently, but you may need to configure specific player options to enable all features.
If you're still experiencing issues, you might want to try setting noCookie: false in your Nuxt Scripts configuration, as the privacy-enhanced domain (youtube-nocookie.com) sometimes has different behavior than the standard domain.
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@kapa.ai weirdly the video loads on chrome ios on my iphone but not on android or on my desktop in prod
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I understand you're experiencing inconsistent behavior with your YouTube video embed in your Nuxt application - it works on Chrome iOS (iPhone) but not on Android or desktop in production.
This kind of platform-specific behavior is often related to different security policies or browser implementations. Based on the knowledge sources and our previous conversation, here are some potential solutions:
Cross-Browser Compatibility Issues
1. Check for protocol differences: Some browsers enforce stricter HTTPS requirements. Make sure your site is using HTTPS consistently.
2. Content Security Policy differences: Mobile browsers sometimes have different CSP implementations than desktop browsers. Try expanding your CSP settings:
3. Try different YouTube embed options: The standard YouTube domain might work better than the nocookie version:
4. Check for CDN interference: If you're using Cloudflare or another CDN, certain optimization features might be interfering with your YouTube embeds on specific platforms. As mentioned in the Nuxt documentation on CDN proxies, disable features like Rocket Loader, Mirage, and Email Address Obfuscation.
5. Debug with browser console: Check the browser console on your Android and desktop browsers for specific error messages that might provide more clues about what's being blocked.
The fact that it works on iOS Chrome but not on other platforms suggests this is likely a security policy or browser compatibility issue rather than a fundamental problem with your implementation. Try the solutions above and see if they resolve the cross-platform inconsistency.
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@kapa.ai do i need to explicitly set the dimensions i want for the youtube player when using it inside a carousel?
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Based on the knowledge sources and our previous conversations about embedding YouTube videos in a Nuxt carousel, I can address your question about dimensions.
Yes, you should explicitly set dimensions for the YouTube player when using it inside a carousel for optimal results. This is important for several reasons:
1. Consistent sizing across slides: Setting explicit dimensions ensures all carousel items have consistent sizing, preventing layout shifts when transitioning between slides.
2. Responsive behavior: You'll want to use responsive dimensions rather than fixed pixel values in most cases.
Here's how to properly set dimensions for a YouTube player in a Nuxt UI carousel:
The key dimension-related classes here are:
-
w-full: Makes the container take the full width of its parent
- aspect-video: Maintains a 16:9 aspect ratio (standard for videos)
- h-full: Makes the YouTube player fill the height of its container
This approach is better than using fixed pixel dimensions because:
1. It's responsive and will adapt to different screen sizes
2. It maintains the correct aspect ratio regardless of container width
3. It ensures consistent sizing across all carousel slides
If you need to customize the size further, you can adjust the container's max-width or use specific Tailwind classes for width/height.
For the carousel itself, you might want to set a specific width or max-width as shown in the example (max-w-3xl), which will then constrain the video player appropriately.
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@kapa.ai yeah i used the same classes and it works great on desktop and mobile but on my ipad i seem to be cooked
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I understand you're having issues with your YouTube player in a carousel specifically on iPad, despite it working well on desktop and mobile.
This is likely related to how iPadOS handles embedded content differently than other platforms. Here are some iPad-specific solutions to try:
1. Add
playsinline attribute for iOS/iPadOS compatibility:
2. Use a wrapper with explicit iPad-specific styles:
3. Try disabling the overlay gradient if you're using one in your carousel configuration:
4. Check for iPad-specific touch event issues with the carousel:
The UCarousel component uses Embla Carousel under the hood, which has specific touch handling. You might need to adjust the carousel's configuration for better iPad compatibility:
iPads often have unique behavior with embedded content due to their hybrid nature between mobile and desktop. The playsinline attribute is particularly important for iOS/iPadOS devices as it prevents videos from automatically entering fullscreen mode when played.
If you're still having issues, you might want to try a different approach specifically for iPad detection and handling, though this would require custom JavaScript to detect the device type.
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@kapa.ai nuxt ui how can i ensure standard tailwind colors still work like purple etc as currently i need to do stuff like error warning instead of red, yellow
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I understand you want to use standard Tailwind colors like "purple" directly in Nuxt UI components instead of being limited to semantic color aliases like "error" or "warning".
Based on the knowledge sources, Nuxt UI v3 has moved to a design system with semantic color aliases (primary, secondary, success, info, warning, error, neutral) that replaced the direct use of Tailwind colors in component props.
Why Standard Tailwind Colors Don't Work in Color Props
From the migration documentation:
"You can no longer use Tailwind CSS colors in the color props, use the new aliases instead:
"
Migration Guide
This is an intentional design decision in Nuxt UI v3 to create a more consistent design system.
Solutions to Use Standard Tailwind Colors
You have a few options:
1. Extend the Color Aliases System
You can add your own color aliases in your configuration:
Then define these colors in your app.config.ts:
2. Use Custom CSS Classes
For components that accept class props, you can apply Tailwind colors directly:
3. Create Component Variants
You can create component variants with your preferred colors:
Then use them:
Why This Change Was Made
According to the documentation, Nuxt UI v3 moved to a more structured design system with semantic color aliases to:
1. Provide better light/dark mode support
2. Create more consistent UI components
3. Allow easier theme customization through a centralized configuration
While this limits direct use of Tailwind colors in component props, it creates a more maintainable design system in the long run.
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@kapa.ai what's the brighter version of border-accented
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Based on the knowledge sources, in Nuxt UI's design system, there isn't a specific "brighter version" of
border-accented defined as a standard token. The border-accented is part of the neutral palette design tokens that Nuxt UI provides.
Looking at the CSS variables hierarchy in the neutral palette, we can see:
In this hierarchy, border-accented (which uses neutral-300) is already brighter than border-inverted (neutral-900). If you need a brighter border than border-accented, you have a few options:
1. Use border-default or border-muted which use neutral-200 (lighter than neutral-300)
2. Create a custom border class using Tailwind's border utilities with a lighter color
3. Define your own custom CSS variable in your application
For example, you could use:
Or create a custom border with an even lighter shade:
If you need to define this consistently across your application, you could add a custom CSS variable in your main.css:
Then use it in your components:
This approach aligns with Nuxt UI's design token system while giving you the brighter border you need.
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@kapa.ai can i pass in a number to Uprogress instead of a ref? " <UProgress :value="67" />"
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Yes, you can absolutely pass a number directly to the
UProgress component's value prop instead of using a ref. Your example is correct:
According to the Nuxt UI documentation for the Progress component, the modelValue prop (which is bound when using value) accepts a number or null:
Progress API
You can use either approach:
1. Direct number value (as in your example):
2. Using a ref with v-model:
The direct number approach is simpler when you don't need reactivity or when the value is computed from other state. The component will render a progress bar filled to 67% of its width (assuming the default max value of 100).
If you need to specify a different maximum value, you can use the max prop:
This would show a progress bar filled to 75% (3 out of 4).
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@kapa.ai uselectmenu "const sortOptions = [
{ label: 'Newest', value: 'newest' },
{ label: 'Highest rated', value: 'rating_high' },
{ label: 'Lowest rated', value: 'rating_low' },
{ label: 'Most helpful', value: 'helpful' },
]" im passing this into :options in select menu and i want to disable the search feature on it the labels aren't currently being used do i need to rename them
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Based on the knowledge sources, I can help you disable the search feature in a USelectMenu component with your provided options.
To disable the search feature in USelectMenu, you can set the
search-input prop to false. This will hide the search input entirely:
From the documentation:
You can set theSelectMenu > Search Input Regarding your options array, you don't need to rename thesearch-inputprop tofalseto hide the search input.
label properties. The structure you're using is correct for USelectMenu:
This format follows the expected structure for SelectMenu items, where:
- label is used for display text in the dropdown
- value is used for the actual value when selected
If you want to bind to just the value property instead of the whole object, you can use the value-key prop:
This way, selectedSort will contain just the string value (like "newest") rather than the entire object.
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@kapa.ai "const sortBy = ref({ label: 'Newest', value: 'newest' })" and should my ref be this to default to newest?
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Yes, your approach for setting a default value in the USelectMenu is correct. When using objects in your items array, you should initialize your ref with the complete object that matches the structure of your items.
This correctly sets "Newest" as the default selected option in your USelectMenu component. The component will display "Newest" in the trigger and have the corresponding value of "newest" internally.
If you're using the
value-key prop as mentioned in our previous conversation:
Then you would only need to initialize with the value:
The choice depends on whether you want to bind to the whole object or just the value property. If you need access to both the label and value in your component logic, use the object approach. If you only care about the value for filtering/sorting operations, the string approach with value-key is more concise.
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@kapa.ai nuxt ui tabs how can i know when a tab is selected? " <UTabs
:model-value="activeTab"
@update:model-value="setActiveTab"
:items="tabs"
class="w-full"
>
<!-- Custom tab label template -->
<template #default="{ item, selected }">
<div class="flex items-center gap-1.5">
<span>{{ item.label }}</span>
<UBadge
v-if="item.count && item.count > 0"
size="sm"
:variant="selected ? 'solid' : 'soft'"
:color="selected ? 'neutral' : 'primary'"
>
{{ formatNumber(item.count, { notation: 'compact' }) }}
</UBadge>
</div>
</template>" im trying to do this
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You can detect when a tab is selected in Nuxt UI’s
- Use the
UTabs component by using the @update:model-value event. This event is emitted whenever the active tab changes, and it provides the value of the newly selected tab. You are already using this pattern in your example:
In your setup, the setActiveTab method will be called with the value of the selected tab whenever a tab is selected. This is the recommended way to react to tab selection changes in Nuxt UI:
Additionally, within the default slot template, you can use the selected property to conditionally render content or styles for the currently selected tab, as you are doing with the badge:
Summary:- Use the
@update:model-value event to know when a tab is selected and get its value.
- Use the selected property in the slot to customize the appearance of the selected tab.
This approach is confirmed in the UTabs API documentation, which specifies that the update:modelValue event is emitted with the selected tab’s value.
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The knowledge sources do not explicitly mention a
- The
selected property being available in the default slot context for the UTabs component. According to the UTabs API documentation, the default slot receives an object with { item: TabsItem; index: number; }—there is no mention of a selected property.
If you need to determine if a tab is selected within the slot, you should compare the current activeTab value with the item's value or index:
Here, activeTab is your current model value, and item.value is the value of the tab item. This approach aligns with the documented slot API and avoids relying on a non-existent selected property.
Summary:- The
selected property is not available in the slot context for UTabs.
- Use your activeTab state to determine if a tab is selected by comparing it to item.value or index as appropriate Tabs API.
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@kapa.ai im using nuxt ui pro. i have a product page which displays my product from my database like a steam game for example. how do other sites store their descriptions? in my database currently i store just text for my description but i see sites that have buttons, images, videos etc in their descriptions. do they just store the whole code including html in their database description? what's the best approach for this is it sotring the whole html or can i use markdown format or something with nuxt content maybe in this scenario
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Great question! The best approach for storing rich product descriptions (with buttons, images, videos, etc.) depends on your tech stack and content management needs.
From the knowledge sources:
- Nuxt Content is designed to handle rich content using Markdown, YAML, CSV, or JSON files. It supports Markdown with Vue components (MDC syntax), allowing you to embed interactive elements, images, and even custom Vue components directly in your content files. This means you can write your product descriptions in Markdown, and when you need more advanced features (like buttons or videos), you can use Vue components inside your Markdown using MDC syntax. For example:
This approach keeps your content clean, readable, and versionable, and avoids storing raw HTML in your database. Nuxt Content will parse and render this content, including any Vue components you define, making it very flexible for rich product pages Markdown meets Vue components MDC syntax.
- How other sites do it:
Many sites either: - Store raw HTML in their database (which can be risky and hard to maintain), - Use a rich text editor that outputs HTML or a structured format (like Markdown or JSON with blocks), - Or, as with Nuxt Content, use Markdown (sometimes extended with custom components) for a balance of safety, flexibility, and maintainability. Best practice with Nuxt Content:
- Store your product descriptions as Markdown files (or in a Markdown field in your database). - Use MDC syntax to embed Vue components for buttons, videos, etc. - This keeps your content safe, easy to edit, and highly flexible for rich layouts. Summary:
You do not need to store raw HTML in your database. With Nuxt Content, you can use Markdown (with Vue components) to achieve rich, interactive product descriptions in a maintainable and secure way Markdown with Vue. If you want to manage content visually, you can also use Nuxt Studio, which provides a Notion-like editor for Markdown files, making it even easier for non-technical users to create rich content. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------
Many sites either: - Store raw HTML in their database (which can be risky and hard to maintain), - Use a rich text editor that outputs HTML or a structured format (like Markdown or JSON with blocks), - Or, as with Nuxt Content, use Markdown (sometimes extended with custom components) for a balance of safety, flexibility, and maintainability. Best practice with Nuxt Content:
- Store your product descriptions as Markdown files (or in a Markdown field in your database). - Use MDC syntax to embed Vue components for buttons, videos, etc. - This keeps your content safe, easy to edit, and highly flexible for rich layouts. Summary:
You do not need to store raw HTML in your database. With Nuxt Content, you can use Markdown (with Vue components) to achieve rich, interactive product descriptions in a maintainable and secure way Markdown with Vue. If you want to manage content visually, you can also use Nuxt Studio, which provides a Notion-like editor for Markdown files, making it even easier for non-technical users to create rich content. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------
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@kapa.ai please give me an example assuming i stored some markdown in my database field how do i then display it on the page
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Certainly! If you have stored Markdown content in a database field and want to display it on a Nuxt page, you need to:
1. Fetch the Markdown string from your database (e.g., via an API).
2. Render the Markdown as HTML on your page.
While Nuxt Content is designed to work with file-based Markdown, if your Markdown comes from a database, you’ll need to render it yourself. The knowledge sources do not mention a built-in Nuxt Content component for rendering arbitrary Markdown strings from a database, but you can use a Markdown renderer like markdown-it to convert the Markdown string to HTML.
Example:
Key points:
- Fetch your Markdown string from the database.
- Use a library like
markdown-it to convert it to HTML.
- Use v-html to render the HTML in your template.
This approach is confirmed in the knowledge sources for rendering Markdown in Nuxt when the content is not file-based How can I render a text of markdown in nuxt v3.11.2 using @nuxt/content v2.12.1.
Note: If you want to support code highlighting or other features, you can extend markdown-it with plugins as shown in the knowledge sources.
If you want to use Nuxt Content’s advanced features (like Vue components in Markdown), you would need to store your content as files in the content/ directory instead. For database-driven Markdown, the above approach is the most straightforward.
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@kapa.ai nuxt content "ContentRenderer" component, would this work if i feed it the markdown fetched from my database?
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The knowledge sources do not indicate that the
No, you cannot use
ContentRenderer component from Nuxt Content can directly render a raw Markdown string fetched from your database. The ContentRenderer component is designed to render a parsed Markdown document (i.e., a ParsedContent object) that comes from querying content files using queryCollection() or similar Nuxt Content APIs, not from arbitrary Markdown strings ContentRenderer docs.
If you have Markdown stored in your database and want to render it, you would need to parse it into HTML yourself (for example, using markdown-it) and then render it with v-html, as shown in the knowledge sources How can I render a text of markdown in nuxt v3.11.2 using @nuxt/content v2.12.1.
Summary:No, you cannot use
ContentRenderer to render a Markdown string fetched from your database. You need to convert the Markdown to HTML first using a library like markdown-it, then render the HTML in your component.
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@kapa.ai explain nuxt mdc module, what are the basics to setup. What would i then be storing in my database description field. in order to then render it with MDC properly a simple example
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The knowledge sources do not mention a separate "Nuxt MDC module" as a standalone package. Instead, MDC (Markdown Components) refers to the extended Markdown syntax supported by Nuxt Content, which allows you to use Vue components directly inside your Markdown files. This is a core feature of Nuxt Content, not a separate module.
Basics to Set Up MDC with Nuxt Content
1. Install Nuxt Content in your Nuxt project:
2. Register the module in your
nuxt.config.ts:
3. Write Markdown with MDC syntax in your content files (e.g., content/product.md). MDC lets you use Vue components like this:
Here, ::custom-button ... :: is MDC syntax to use a Vue component inside Markdown Markdown meets Vue components.
What Would You Store in Your Database Description Field?
If you want to use MDC features (like embedding Vue components), you would store the MDC-flavored Markdown in your database field. For example:
This string can be stored in your database's description field.
How to Render MDC Content
Nuxt Content is designed to work with file-based content. If you want to render MDC from a database field, the knowledge sources do not provide a built-in way to parse and render MDC from a string. The ContentRenderer component expects a parsed content object, not a raw string ContentRenderer docs.
Summary:
- MDC is part of Nuxt Content, enabling Vue components in Markdown.
- Store MDC-flavored Markdown in your database if you want rich, interactive descriptions.
- There is no documented way to render MDC from a database string directly; Nuxt Content expects file-based content or parsed objects.
If you need to render MDC from a database, you would need to implement custom parsing and rendering, but the knowledge sources do not provide details on this process.
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@kapa.ai with nuxt ui pro what's the recommended way to stylise the MDC stuff? so for example whenever I use an image I want it to have rounded corners and take up full width auto height. how do i achieve that?
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With Nuxt UI Pro, the recommended way to style MDC (Markdown Components) content—such as images—is to leverage the built-in prose theming and configuration options provided by Nuxt UI Pro.
According to the knowledge sources, Nuxt UI Pro overrides and styles all prose components (including images) to ensure a consistent look and feel. You can further customize these styles globally using your
app.config.ts file. For example, to make all images have rounded corners and take up the full width with auto height, you would adjust the prose configuration for the img component:
This configuration will apply the rounded-lg, w-full, and h-auto classes to all images rendered via MDC/Markdown, ensuring they have rounded corners and are responsive in width and height.
How it works:
- The prose key under uiPro allows you to target specific elements (like img) and set their default classes.
- These classes are then applied to all images rendered in your Markdown content, including those inserted via MDC syntax.
This approach is the recommended and scalable way to style MDC content in Nuxt UI Pro, as described in the documentation on typography and prose theming and customizing prose components.
If you need to further customize other elements (like tables, code blocks, etc.), you can extend the prose configuration in a similar way.
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I'm sorry, but the knowledge sources do not explicitly mention a way to globally set
draggable="false" on all images rendered via MDC or Markdown in Nuxt UI Pro. The documentation covers how to apply classes to images using the prose configuration in app.config.ts, but it does not describe setting HTML attributes like draggable globally for images rendered in this way Typography Prose Components.
If you need this functionality, you may need to create a custom Prose component for images (e.g., ProseImg.vue) and set the draggable attribute there, but this approach is not detailed in the provided knowledge sources.
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@kapa.ai can I maybe create the image component myself that is used by default to apply it manually? since I want to also add a div wrapping images
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Yes, you can create your own image component to override the default image rendering in MDC/Markdown content with Nuxt Content and Nuxt UI Pro.
According to the knowledge sources, Nuxt Content uses "Prose components" to render HTML tags generated by Markdown syntax, such as images. You can override any Prose component by creating a component with the same name in your
Yes, you can override the default image rendering by creating a
components/content/ directory. For images, you would create components/content/ProseImg.vue Prose Components.
For example, to wrap images in a div and set draggable="false":
Once this component is in place, all images rendered from Markdown/MDC will use your custom component, allowing you to apply any attributes or wrappers you need Prose Components Customization.
Summary:Yes, you can override the default image rendering by creating a
ProseImg.vue component in components/content/, giving you full control over image attributes and wrappers.
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@kapa.ai "runtime-core.esm-bun…er.js?v=09e295c6:50 [Vue warn]: Failed to resolve component: ProseImg
If this is a native custom element, make sure to exclude it from component resolution via compilerOptions.isCustomElement.
at <MDCRenderer key=0 tag="div" class="" ... > " "<template>
<div class="w-full h-auto rounded-xl border-3 border-accented overflow-hidden">
<component
:is="ImageComponent"
:src="refinedSrc"
:alt="props.alt"
:width="props.width"
:height="props.height"
class="w-full h-full transition-transform duration-400 ease-in-out hover:scale-105"
/>
</div>
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import { withTrailingSlash, withLeadingSlash, joinURL } from 'ufo'
import { useRuntimeConfig, computed } from '#imports'
import ImageComponent from '#build/mdc-image-component.mjs'
const props = defineProps({
src: {
type: String,
default: '',
},
alt: {
type: String,
default: '',
},
width: {
type: [String, Number],
default: undefined,
},
height: {
type: [String, Number],
default: undefined,
},
})
const refinedSrc = computed(() => {
if (props.src?.startsWith('/') && !props.src.startsWith('//')) {
const _base = withLeadingSlash(withTrailingSlash(useRuntimeConfig().app.baseURL))
if (_base !== '/' && !props.src.startsWith(_base)) {
return joinURL(_base, props.src)
}
}
return props.src
})
</script>
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The error
Your custom Prose component must be placed at
[Vue warn]: Failed to resolve component: ProseImg indicates that Vue (and by extension, Nuxt Content) cannot find your custom ProseImg component.
According to the knowledge sources, to override a Prose component in Nuxt Content, you should place your custom component in the components/content/ directory, not in a subdirectory like components/content/prose/. The file should be named exactly as the component you want to override, so for images, it should be:
If you place it in a subdirectory (e.g., /components/content/prose/ProseImg.vue), Nuxt Content will not detect it for overriding the default Prose component Prose Components.
To fix the error:
- Move your ProseImg.vue file to /components/content/ProseImg.vue (not in a subfolder).
- Restart your development server after moving the file, as Nuxt needs to pick up the new component location.
Summary:Your custom Prose component must be placed at
/components/content/ProseImg.vue for Nuxt Content to recognize and use it. Placing it in a subdirectory will not work, which is why you are seeing the "Failed to resolve component" error.
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@kapa.ai that didn't work, it's weird because i have a custom proseH2 and it works. but not proseimg even if i copy paste the exact code that is in github for that component "runtime-core.esm-bun…er.js?v=09e295c6:50 [Vue warn]: Failed to resolve component: ProseImg
If this is a native custom element, make sure to exclude it from component resolution via compilerOptions.isCustomElement.
at <MDCRenderer key=0 tag="div" class="" ... > "
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I'm sorry you're still encountering this issue. Based on the knowledge sources, here are the key points for overriding Prose components in Nuxt Content:
- Custom Prose components must be placed in
The knowledge sources do not provide further troubleshooting steps or known issues specific to
/components/content/ and named exactly as the component you want to override (e.g., ProseH2.vue, ProseImg.vue) Prose Components.
- If your custom ProseH2 works but ProseImg does not, it suggests that Nuxt Content is able to resolve some overrides but not others.
However, the knowledge sources do not provide an explicit reason why ProseImg would fail to resolve while ProseH2 works, especially if both are in the correct directory and named correctly. There is no mention of special handling or restrictions for ProseImg in the documentation.
What you can try, based on the knowledge sources:
- Double-check the filename and directory: it must be /components/content/ProseImg.vue (case-sensitive).
- Restart your development server after adding or moving the file, as Nuxt needs to pick up new components.
- Ensure there are no typos in the component name or directory.
- If you are using Nuxt UI Pro or other modules that might override image handling, check if they are interfering, as the knowledge sources mention that Nuxt UI Pro can override prose components for consistent styling Typography Prose Components.
Limitation:The knowledge sources do not provide further troubleshooting steps or known issues specific to
ProseImg not being resolved, nor do they mention any additional configuration required for this component compared to others.
If the above steps do not resolve your issue, the knowledge sources do not contain enough information to provide a definitive solution.
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@kapa.ai " components: {
global: true,
path: './components/prose',
}," i put this in nuxt config to register my prose components globally for mdc but now i get errors about my other non prose components. do i need to also register my default components folder globally?
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The knowledge sources explain that when you customize the
Yes, you need to also register your default
components option in your nuxt.config.ts, you override the default behavior where Nuxt automatically scans the ~/components directory for auto-imports. If you only specify your custom directory (like ./components/prose), Nuxt will not scan your default components directory unless you explicitly add it back to the configuration.
To ensure both your prose components and your default components are auto-imported, you should include both directories in the components array in your nuxt.config.ts:
This way, Nuxt will scan both your prose components (globally) and your default components as usual. The order matters: nested or custom directories should be listed first, followed by the default components directory, as described in the Custom Directories documentation.
Summary:Yes, you need to also register your default
components folder in the components array if you customize this option, otherwise Nuxt will not auto-import components from there.
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@kapa.ai "<template>
<div class="w-full h-auto rounded-xl border-3 border-accented overflow-hidden">
<component
:is="ImageComponent"
:src="refinedSrc"
:alt="props.alt"
:width="props.width"
:height="props.height"
class="w-full h-full transition-transform duration-400 ease-in-out hover:scale-[1.01]"
/>
</div>
</template>" how should i add draggable=false here
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To add
Add
draggable="false" to the image in your template, you should pass it as a prop to the <component :is="ImageComponent" ... />. However, the knowledge sources do not explicitly state whether the default Nuxt Content image component or the MDC image component will forward arbitrary attributes like draggable when used in this way.
If you control the ImageComponent (for example, if it is a standard <img> or a custom component that forwards attributes), you can add the draggable prop like this:
If ImageComponent is a standard <img>, this will work as expected. If it is a custom component, ensure that it forwards the draggable attribute to the underlying <img> element.
Summary:Add
draggable="false" as shown above. This will work if the component being rendered supports or forwards the draggable attribute. The knowledge sources do not provide further details about attribute forwarding for custom image components.
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@kapa.ai does the ProseImg component utilise nuxtimg component and will it use format=webp automatically or not
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The knowledge sources do not explicitly state that the
- The default
ProseImg component automatically utilizes the NuxtImg component, nor do they confirm that it will use format=webp automatically.
However, the Nuxt UI and Nuxt Content documentation mention that if you have the @nuxt/image module installed, certain components (like UAvatar, UBlogPost, and images in prose/typography) will use <NuxtImg> instead of the native <img> tag for image rendering. This allows for automatic image optimization, including format selection such as WebP, if configured Typography Prose Components.
But for the custom ProseImg component (i.e., one you create yourself in /components/content/ProseImg.vue), whether it uses NuxtImg or not depends entirely on your implementation. If you want it to use NuxtImg and benefit from automatic format selection (like WebP), you must explicitly use <NuxtImg> in your custom component and configure the format prop or rely on your Nuxt Image module defaults.
Summary:- The default
ProseImg behavior regarding NuxtImg and format=webp is not guaranteed by the knowledge sources.
- If you want to ensure usage of NuxtImg and automatic WebP format, you should implement this explicitly in your custom ProseImg component.
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@kapa.ai "<template>
<div class="w-full h-auto rounded-xl border-3 border-accented overflow-hidden">
<component
:is="ImageComponent"
:src="refinedSrc"
:alt="props.alt"
:width="props.width"
:height="props.height"
draggable="false"
class="w-full h-full transition-transform duration-400 ease-in-out hover:scale-[1.01]"
/>
</div>
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import { withTrailingSlash, withLeadingSlash, joinURL } from 'ufo'
import { useRuntimeConfig, computed } from '#imports'
import ImageComponent from '#build/mdc-image-component.mjs'
const props = defineProps({
src: {
type: String,
default: '',
},
alt: {
type: String,
default: '',
},
width: {
type: [String, Number],
default: undefined,
},
height: {
type: [String, Number],
default: undefined,
},
})
const refinedSrc = computed(() => {
if (props.src?.startsWith('/') && !props.src.startsWith('//')) {
const _base = withLeadingSlash(withTrailingSlash(useRuntimeConfig().app.baseURL))
if (_base !== '/' && !props.src.startsWith(_base)) {
return joinURL(_base, props.src)
}
}
return props.src
})
</script>
" so this is my implementation copied from github, so to explicitly use nuxtimg component and format=webp how should i go about it
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To explicitly use the
NuxtImg component and ensure format="webp" in your custom ProseImg implementation, you should replace the dynamic <component :is="ImageComponent" ... /> with a direct usage of <NuxtImg>. The knowledge sources confirm that <NuxtImg> supports the format prop, and you can set it to "webp" to request WebP images NuxtImg format prop.
Here’s how you can modify your ProseImg.vue:
Key points:
- Use <NuxtImg> directly instead of a dynamic component.
- Add the format="webp" prop to ensure WebP output NuxtImg format prop.
- All other props and classes can be passed as before.
This approach guarantees that your images will be rendered using Nuxt Image’s optimization pipeline with the WebP format, as supported by your configuration.
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@kapa.ai "<template>
<component
:is="ImageComponent"
:src="refinedSrc"
:alt="props.alt"
:width="props.width"
:height="props.height"
draggable="false"
class="w-full h-auto transition-transform duration-400 ease-in-out hover:scale-[1.01] rounded-xl border-3 border-accented"
/>
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import { withTrailingSlash, withLeadingSlash, joinURL } from 'ufo'
import { useRuntimeConfig, computed } from '#imports'
import ImageComponent from '#build/mdc-image-component.mjs'
const props = defineProps({
src: {
type: String,
default: '',
},
alt: {
type: String,
default: '',
},
width: {
type: [String, Number],
default: undefined,
},
height: {
type: [String, Number],
default: undefined,
},
})
const refinedSrc = computed(() => {
if (props.src?.startsWith('/') && !props.src.startsWith('//')) {
const _base = withLeadingSlash(withTrailingSlash(useRuntimeConfig().app.baseURL))
if (_base !== '/' && !props.src.startsWith(_base)) {
return joinURL(_base, props.src)
}
}
return props.src
})
</script>
" I customised this ProseImg however I really want it to be wrapped in a div so that the div has the rounded corners, border and overflow-hidden applied for a nicer effect. but when I do that it breaks my ::callout. what's the right approach for this>
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The knowledge sources confirm that you can override Prose components like
- Wrapping your image in a
ProseImg by placing a custom component in /components/content/ProseImg.vue, and that this is the recommended way to globally customize how images are rendered in Nuxt Content and Nuxt UI Pro Prose Components.
However, the sources do not provide explicit details about how MDC block components (like ::callout) interact with custom Prose components, nor do they describe any known issues or best practices for wrapping images in a div inside ProseImg when used within other MDC blocks.
If wrapping your image in a div inside ProseImg breaks the layout or functionality of ::callout or other MDC blocks, the knowledge sources do not provide a documented workaround or recommended approach for this scenario.
Summary:- Wrapping your image in a
div for styling in ProseImg is supported and recommended for global image customization.
- If this causes issues with MDC blocks like ::callout, the knowledge sources do not contain enough information to provide a definitive solution or best practice for resolving this conflict.
- You may need to experiment with your layout or consult the Nuxt Content or Nuxt UI Pro community for more advanced use cases, as this specific interaction is not covered in the provided documentation.
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To replicate a collapsible section styled like the Nuxt UI Accordion, you should use the
- Use
UAccordion component, which is specifically designed for stacked, collapsible panels and provides more advanced styling and features compared to the basic UCollapsible (which is intended for simple toggle sections with a button as the trigger).
Here’s a minimal example of how to use UAccordion for a collapsible section:
This will give you a collapsible section with the same styling and behavior as the Nuxt UI Accordion component, including animated open/close transitions and support for icons and custom content Accordion Usage.
If you want to customize the appearance further, you can use the ui or class props, or adjust the theme in your app.config.ts as described in the Accordion theming documentation.
Summary:- Use
UAccordion for collapsible sections styled like an accordion.
- UCollapsible is more basic and uses a button as the trigger, but does not provide the same accordion styling out of the box.
- You can customize the accordion’s appearance via props or theme configuration.
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@kapa.ai nuxtimg component im using svgs and set the height=80 but it doesn't work?
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The knowledge sources do not explicitly mention how the
The knowledge sources do not contain enough information to explain or resolve issues with setting the height on SVGs using
<NuxtImg> component handles SVG files, especially regarding the height prop. However, it is noted that <NuxtImg> is primarily designed for raster images (like PNG, JPEG, WebP) and optimizes them via providers. SVGs, being vector images, may not respond to width and height props in the same way as raster images, depending on how the SVG is authored and how the provider serves it.
If setting height="80" on <NuxtImg> does not work for your SVG, it may be due to the SVG's intrinsic sizing or how the image provider handles SVG files. The knowledge sources do not provide a specific solution or best practice for this scenario.
Summary:The knowledge sources do not contain enough information to explain or resolve issues with setting the height on SVGs using
<NuxtImg>. If you need precise control over SVG sizing, you may need to use a standard <img> tag or inline the SVG, but this is not explicitly covered in the provided documentation.
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@kapa.ai trying to use the flagpack vue npm package. i registered a plugin called vue-flagpack.client.ts "import Vue from 'vue'
import Flag from 'vue-flagpack'
Vue.use(Flag, {
name: 'Flag',
})
" but i get this error "[Vue warn]: Failed to resolve component: Flag' when using the component why is that
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vue-flagpack package or its integration with Nuxt, nor do they provide details about resolving the "[Vue warn]: Failed to resolve component: Flag" error in this context. Therefore, I cannot provide a confident answer based on the provided documentation. If you need further assistance, you may want to consult the official documentation for vue-flagpack or seek help from the Nuxt or Flagpack communities.
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@kapa.ai but is that the right way to setup a component in nuxt
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Based on the knowledge sources, the correct way to register a Vue plugin or component in Nuxt 3 is not to use the Vue 2 syntax (
The right way to set up a component or plugin in Nuxt 3 is to use the Nuxt plugin system with
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import Vue from 'vue' and Vue.use(...)). In Nuxt 3, you should use the Nuxt plugin system and the defineNuxtPlugin function.
For example, to register a Vue plugin or component globally in Nuxt 3, your plugin file (e.g., plugins/vue-flagpack.client.ts) should look like this:
This approach is described in the Nuxt documentation for using Vue plugins in Nuxt 3:
If you want to use Vue plugins, ... you can use a Nuxt plugin to do so.>
```ts import VueGtag from 'vue-gtag-next'>
export default defineNuxtPlugin((nuxtApp) => { nuxtApp.vueApp.use(VueGtag) }) ```Do not use
import Vue from 'vue' in Nuxt 3, as Nuxt 3 uses Vue 3 and manages the app instance differently.
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@kapa.ai "<script lang="ts">
import { defineComponent } from 'vue'
import { isoToCountryCode } from 'flagpack-core'
export default defineComponent({
name: 'Flag',
computed: {
imageUrl(): string {
return require(
flagpack-core/svg/${this.size.toLowerCase()}/${isoToCountryCode(
this.code
).toUpperCase()}.svg)
},
},
props: {
size: {
type: String,
default: 'm',
validator: (value: string): boolean => ['s', 'm', 'l'].indexOf(value) !== -1,
},
code: {
type: String,
default: '528',
},
hasDropShadow: {
type: Boolean,
default: false,
},
hasBorder: {
type: Boolean,
default: true,
},
hasBorderRadius: {
type: Boolean,
default: true,
},
gradient: {
type: String,
validator: (value: string): boolean =>
['top-down', 'real-linear', 'real-circular'].indexOf(value) !== -1,
},
className: String,
},
})
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The knowledge sources do not provide a direct example of using the Options API (
- The Options API is supported, but
defineComponent) with Nuxt 3, but they do confirm that Nuxt 3 supports both the Options API and the Composition API for components. However, the recommended approach in Nuxt 3 is to use the <script setup> syntax with the Composition API for better type safety and developer experience Vue with Nuxt.
Your component is mostly valid, but there are a few points to consider for Nuxt 3:
1. Use of require: The use of require for dynamic imports is not recommended in Nuxt 3, which is ESM-based. You should use import or handle assets differently, as require is a CommonJS feature and may not work as expected in ESM environments ESM Syntax.
2. Class Name Prop: In Vue 3, the prop should be named class if you want to bind it directly to the root element's class, or you should use :class="className" in your template.
3. Recommended Syntax: Nuxt 3 recommends using <script setup> and the Composition API for new components.
How to fix it:
- Replace require with a dynamic import or use a static import if possible.
- Consider migrating to <script setup> for better compatibility and developer experience.
Example using <script setup>:
Summary:- The Options API is supported, but
<script setup> is recommended in Nuxt 3.
- Avoid using require in ESM/modern Nuxt 3 projects.
- Use import or new URL(..., import.meta.url).href for asset paths in ESM.
If you need more details on asset handling or dynamic imports in Nuxt 3, the knowledge sources do not provide further specifics.
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@kapa.ai [nitro 16:40:41] ERROR RollupError: node_modules/.pnpm/@nuxtjs+sitemap@7.3.1_h3@1._da610cefbfc8a6794dede1b9879a4375/node_modules/@nuxtjs/sitemap/dist/runtime/server/routes/sitemap/nuxt-content-urls-v3.js (2:9): "queryCollectionWithEvent" is not exported by "node_modules/.pnpm/@nuxt+content@3.6.0_better-sqlite3@11.10.0_magicast@0.3.5/node_modules/@nuxt/content/dist/runtime/nitro.js", imported by "node_modules/.pnpm/@nuxtjs+sitemap@7.3.1_h3@1._da610cefbfc8a6794dede1b9879a4375/node_modules/@nuxtjs/sitemap/dist/runtime/server/routes/sitemap/nuxt-content-urls-v3.js".
1: import { defineEventHandler } from "h3";
2: import { queryCollectionWithEvent } from "#sitemap/content-v3-nitro-path";
^
3: import manifest from "#content/manifest";
4: export default defineEventHandler(async (e) => {
i get this error when runniong pnpm run dev what could be causing it
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The error you are encountering:
suggests that the
This error is caused by a version mismatch between
@nuxtjs/sitemap module is trying to import queryCollectionWithEvent from @nuxt/content, but that export does not exist in the version of @nuxt/content you have installed.
Based on the knowledge sources, this type of error typically occurs when there is a version mismatch between @nuxtjs/sitemap and @nuxt/content. The sitemap module expects a function that is not present in your installed version of Nuxt Content.
How to resolve:
- Make sure you are using compatible versions of @nuxtjs/sitemap and @nuxt/content. The knowledge sources indicate that breaking changes and new APIs are introduced in newer versions of Nuxt Content, and modules like sitemap rely on those APIs being present nuxt/content migration guide.
- Try upgrading both @nuxtjs/sitemap and @nuxt/content to their latest versions, and ensure they are compatible with each other.
After upgrading, run:
If you continue to have issues, check the release notes or documentation for both modules to ensure compatibility.
Summary:This error is caused by a version mismatch between
@nuxtjs/sitemap and @nuxt/content. Upgrade both to compatible versions to resolve the missing export error. The knowledge sources do not provide more specific troubleshooting steps for this exact error.
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@kapa.ai what setup should i be using for nuxt sitemap and content to work properly with their new versions
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To ensure that Nuxt Sitemap and Nuxt Content work properly together with their new versions, you should:
1. Use the latest major versions of both modules. The knowledge sources highlight that Nuxt Content v3 introduced significant changes, and Nuxt Sitemap has released updates to support these changes. For example, Nuxt Content v3 replaces APIs like
- Use Nuxt Content v3 and the latest Nuxt Sitemap. - Upgrade both modules together to avoid version mismatches. - Follow the latest documentation for configuration and usage. - If you see errors about missing exports, it’s a sign of incompatible versions—upgrade both modules. The knowledge sources do not provide more detailed step-by-step integration instructions, but they make it clear that keeping both modules up to date and compatible is essential for proper functionality. ---------------------- Note: you can ask me a follow up question by @ mentioning me again :speech_balloon: ----------------------
queryContent() with queryCollection(), and Nuxt Sitemap relies on these new APIs for integration Content migration (v2 → v3) Nuxt Content migration changes.
2. Upgrade your packages using your package manager. For example, with pnpm:
This ensures you are using Nuxt Content v3 and the latest compatible version of Nuxt Sitemap.
3. Check the module documentation for any breaking changes or new configuration options. Nuxt Content v3 has changed its API surface, and modules like Nuxt Sitemap have adapted to these changes. Make sure to follow the latest setup instructions in their documentation Content migration (v2 → v3).
4. If you encounter errors about missing exports or incompatible APIs, it is almost always due to a version mismatch between the modules. Upgrading both modules to their latest versions should resolve these issues Content migration changes.
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@kapa.ai what's the difference between better-sqlite3 and sqlite3? with nuxt content. i run dev server on windows but deploy on linux server and i have issues with better-sqlite3
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With Nuxt Content v3, the default SQLite adapter used is better-sqlite3. The knowledge sources highlight a few important points about this:
- better-sqlite3 is the default module Nuxt Content uses to operate the SQLite database in Node.js environments.
- If you are deploying to Linux, your OS must have glibc version higher than 2.29 (e.g., Debian 11, Ubuntu 20.04) for better-sqlite3 to work properly. You can check your glibc version with
- Nuxt Content v3 uses better-sqlite3 by default for SQLite support. - Running your dev server on Windows and deploying to Linux can cause issues if the Linux server does not meet the glibc version requirement for better-sqlite3. - The knowledge sources do not provide information about using the
ldd --version on your server. If your server uses an older glibc version, you may encounter runtime errors or failures to load the database adapter Server Hosting Requirements.
- The knowledge sources do not mention the use of the sqlite3 package with Nuxt Content v3, nor do they provide a comparison between better-sqlite3 and sqlite3 in this context.
In summary:- Nuxt Content v3 uses better-sqlite3 by default for SQLite support. - Running your dev server on Windows and deploying to Linux can cause issues if the Linux server does not meet the glibc version requirement for better-sqlite3. - The knowledge sources do not provide information about using the
sqlite3 package as an alternative with Nuxt Content v3.
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@kapa.ai NuxtImg i want to set width=450 explicity to limit image sizes but height to auto in my embla carousel with auto-height enabled. but on my ipad when the page loads the first image displays correctly but the next ones are full width but like 10 pixels tall why is that can i speciy height="auto" maybe?
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The knowledge sources confirm that
- Ensure that the carousel's auto-height plugin is configured to wait for images to load before measuring, if such an option exists. Summary:
You should not set
<NuxtImg> supports the width and height props, and you can set width="450" to explicitly limit the image size. However, the documentation does not specify that you can set height="auto" as a prop value for <NuxtImg>. The height prop is expected to be a number (pixels) or a string that can be parsed as a number, not the string "auto" NuxtImg usage.
When you omit the height prop, <NuxtImg> will maintain the image's aspect ratio based on the original image or the provided width and the image's intrinsic dimensions. If you set only width, the height should scale automatically unless constrained by CSS or the parent container.
The issue you're seeing on iPad—where the first image displays correctly but subsequent images are very short—may be related to how the Embla carousel's auto-height plugin calculates the height of slides, especially when images are not loaded yet or their height is not explicitly set. The knowledge sources do not provide a specific solution for this scenario.
Key points from the knowledge sources:
- <NuxtImg> does not support height="auto" as a prop; omit the height prop to allow automatic scaling NuxtImg usage.
- Carousel auto-height issues can occur if images do not have a defined height when the carousel measures them, especially before the image is loaded Carousel auto-height.
Possible approaches based on the documentation:
- Omit the height prop on <NuxtImg> and ensure the parent container or carousel slide has a CSS rule like height: auto or uses an aspect ratio utility (e.g., aspect-video).
- Use CSS to control the image's height, for example:- Ensure that the carousel's auto-height plugin is configured to wait for images to load before measuring, if such an option exists. Summary:
You should not set
height="auto" on <NuxtImg>. Instead, omit the height prop and use CSS classes to control the image's height. The issue with the carousel on iPad is likely due to how the auto-height plugin measures slides before images are loaded, but the knowledge sources do not provide a definitive fix for this scenario.
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@kapa.ai " <NuxtImg
v-else
format="webp"
width="450"
:src="item.media_url"
:class="[
'w-full h-auto transition-all duration-400 ease-in-out hover:scale-[1.03]',
{ grayscale: soldOut },
]"
:alt="item.alt_text ||
Product media ${index + 1}"
/>" I have this but it seems hit or miss whether it ends up being 10 pixels tall or not when ssr rendered? even though i wrapped my carousel in clientonlyLet me check the knowledge base for you again. One moment! :books:
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Your usage of
<NuxtImg> supports the width prop, but the height prop should be omitted (not set to "auto") if you want the image to scale proportionally and maintain its aspect ratio NuxtImg usage. The h-auto class in your example is correct for ensuring the image height is determined by its aspect ratio and the specified width.
However, the issue of images sometimes rendering as "10 pixels tall" when SSR rendered—even when wrapped in <ClientOnly>—is not explicitly addressed in the knowledge sources. The documentation does mention that carousel auto-height issues can occur if images do not have a defined height when the carousel measures them, especially before the image is loaded Carousel auto-height.
Key points:
- <NuxtImg> does not support height="auto" as a prop; omitting height and using h-auto is the correct approach.
- SSR can cause layout shifts or incorrect measurements if the image's intrinsic size is not known at render time, which can affect carousels with auto-height.
- Wrapping in <ClientOnly> ensures the component only renders on the client, but if the carousel or its auto-height plugin measures the slide before the image is fully loaded, it may still result in incorrect heights.
Summary:Your usage of
<NuxtImg> with width="450" and h-auto is correct according to the documentation. The inconsistent image height is likely due to the carousel's auto-height calculation happening before the image is loaded, but the knowledge sources do not provide a definitive solution for this SSR/client hydration edge case. You may need to ensure images are fully loaded before the carousel measures their height, but this is not explicitly covered in the provided documentation.
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@kapa.ai i have a UButton inside a nuxtlink. how do i make it so i can click the ubutton without the nuxtlink triggering?
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You should avoid placing a
Instead of nesting, use a
- Do not nest
<UButton> inside a <NuxtLink>, because <NuxtLink> renders as an <a> tag, and nesting interactive elements like buttons inside links is invalid HTML and can cause accessibility and event propagation issues. This is confirmed in the knowledge sources, which state that nested links are illegal and can lead to unexpected behavior, such as both the button and the link triggering on click Open a link within a container nuxt-link.
Recommended approach:Instead of nesting, use a
<div> or another non-interactive container inside the <NuxtLink>, and for the button, use a @click.prevent handler to stop the link navigation when the button is clicked:
This way, clicking the button will only trigger your openModal function and not the navigation of the <NuxtLink>. The key is to use a non-link element for the button and prevent the default event propagation.
Summary:- Do not nest
<UButton> inside <NuxtLink>.
- Use a container with @click.prevent for the button to prevent the link from triggering when the button is clicked Open a link within a container nuxt-link.
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@kapa.ai embla carousel nuxt ui pro I want to control the gap between items to be smaller on mobile than on desktop. how do I do that? " <UCarousel
ref="thumbsCarousel"
v-slot="{ item, index }"
:items="mediaItems"
:options="thumbsOptions"
:ui="{
item: 'basis-[27%]',
container: 'gap-0 md:gap-0', // Smaller gap on mobile, larger on desktop
}"
class="w-full"
>" I tried this which didnt work
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To control the gap between items in a
Use responsive Tailwind gap classes (e.g.,
UCarousel (Embla carousel) in Nuxt UI Pro and make it responsive (smaller on mobile, larger on desktop), you should use responsive utility classes from Tailwind CSS in the container slot of the ui prop.
Your attempt with gap-0 md:gap-0 will not create a larger gap on desktop. For example, to have no gap on mobile and a larger gap (e.g., gap-4) on medium screens and up, you should write:
- gap-1 applies a small gap on mobile.
- md:gap-4 increases the gap on medium screens and up.
This approach is supported by the Nuxt UI documentation, which shows that the ui prop accepts Tailwind utility classes for styling the carousel container and items Carousel Theme.
Summary:Use responsive Tailwind gap classes (e.g.,
gap-1 md:gap-4) in the container slot of the ui prop to control the gap between carousel items responsively.
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@kapa.ai right but the default gap becomes quite big on mobile between items. this approach only adds additional gap between items when i want less padding than default
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You're correct—by default, the gap between carousel items in Nuxt UI Pro's
Set
UCarousel can be larger than desired on mobile. The knowledge sources show that the default gap is controlled by the container class in the theme configuration, for example:
and in the theme example:
but for the container, you can override the gap using Tailwind's gap utilities in the ui prop:
as described in the Carousel Theme documentation.
If you find that the default gap is still too large on mobile, you can set a smaller gap utility (like gap-0.5 or even gap-0) for mobile, and then increase it for larger screens:
If you want no gap at all on mobile, use:
This will override the default and ensure the smallest possible gap on mobile, only increasing it on desktop. If you still see a large gap, double-check for any additional margin or padding on the carousel items themselves (item slot in the ui prop), as those could also contribute to the spacing.
Summary:Set
container: 'gap-0 md:gap-4' (or a similarly small gap) in the ui prop to reduce the gap on mobile below the default, as the default can be larger than desired. Adjust the value as needed for your design. This approach is supported by the Nuxt UI documentation for theming the carousel Carousel Theme.
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