'custom navigation for q-carousel not working
I am struggling solving my navigation q-carousel that I want, it is does not work.
It just shows default navigation only but not the custom one that I grab the code from the Quasar website.
My template:
<q-card-section class="q-pa-none" >
<div style="width:60%; padding-bottom: 250px"
class="bg-transparent text-center q-gutter-y-lg absolute-center ">
<q-carousel
animated
v-model="slide"
arrows
navigation
infinite
control-type="flat"
control-color="secondary"
class="bg-transparent text-center">
>
<template v-slot:navigation-icon="{ active, btnProps, onClick }">
<q-btn v-if="active" size="lg" icon="home" color="yellow" flat round dense @click="onClick" />
<q-btn v-else size="sm" :icon="btnProps.icon" color="white" flat round dense @click="onClick" />
</template>
<q-carousel-slide :name="1" >1</q-carousel-slide>
<q-carousel-slide :name="2">2</q-carousel-slide>
<q-carousel-slide :name="3">3</q-carousel-slide>
</q-carousel>
</q-card-section>
My script:
export default {
data() {
return {
slide : 1,
}
}
}
Solution 1:[1]
Your code is actually working, but you kind of mixed opening and closing tags.
- There is no open tag for
</q-card-section> - There is no closing tag for your leading
<div>
The below code should work for you:
<div
style="width: 60%; padding-bottom: 250px"
class="bg-transparent text-center q-gutter-y-lg absolute-center"
>
<q-carousel
animated
v-model="slide"
arrows
navigation
infinite
control-type="flat"
control-color="secondary"
class="bg-transparent text-center"
>
<template v-slot:navigation-icon="{ active, btnProps, onClick }">
<q-btn
v-if="active"
size="lg"
icon="home"
color="yellow"
flat
round
dense
@click="onClick"
/>
<q-btn
v-else
size="sm"
:icon="btnProps.icon"
color="white"
flat
round
dense
@click="onClick"
/>
</template>
<q-carousel-slide :name="1">1</q-carousel-slide>
<q-carousel-slide :name="2">2</q-carousel-slide>
<q-carousel-slide :name="3">3</q-carousel-slide>
</q-carousel>
</div>
You should consider setting up auto formatting in your code editor/IDE to auto format your source code, if you are using VS Code you can do this quite easily: https://stackoverflow.com/a/29973358/13765033
This way, you shouldn't run into such trouble again (it also helps Stack Overflow users to read your source code).
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| Solution | Source |
|---|---|
| Solution 1 | David Wolf |
