How can I style active router links in Vue 3?
In Vue 3, you can use the active-class
prop on the <router-link>
component to apply a specific class when the link is active.
Can you give me an example of how to use the active-class prop?
Sure! Here's an example: <router-link to="/home" active-class="active-link">Home</router-link>. This will add the class 'active-link' when the link is active.
What if I want to style multiple active links differently?
You can use the exact-active-class
prop for links that should only be active when the route exactly matches. This allows for different styles for exact matches.
Is there a way to apply inline styles instead of classes?
Yes, you can use the v-bind:style
directive to apply inline styles conditionally based on the active state.
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