No way to make search input fluid
See original GitHub issuehttp://react.semantic-ui.com/modules/search
There is a fluid
property on the Search component, however that only affects the search results that appear below the input. I’d like to make the input itself take up the width of its container. This can be accomplished by making the underlying input a ui fluid input
as mentioned here.
I think the easiest fix is to add another boolean property called fluidInput
to the Search component to control this behavior.
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#1123 should fix this (my first PR)
Hi @milkers please refrain from commenting on old, resolved issues with usage questions. If you find a bug, please create a new bug report. For usage questions like this, please post to Stack Overflow.