How do I fix the active class issue in Vue 3 router links?
In Vue 3, you can set the active class for router links using the 'active-class' prop. Have you tried that?
No, I haven't. How do I implement the 'active-class' prop?
You can add it directly to your <router-link> component like this: <router-link to="/home" active-class="active">Home</router-link>.
What if I want to use a different class name instead of 'active'?
You can simply replace 'active' with your desired class name in the 'active-class' prop.
Thanks! Is there a way to apply multiple active classes?
Currently, the 'active-class' prop only accepts one class name. You might need to use a computed property for more complex scenarios.
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