Ability to use Vue Router router-link component in menus
See original GitHub issueMenu items should have the option of creating router-link
components to support native routing functionality provided by Vue Router. This should also ensure actual <a>
tags are generated, so as to be more friendly to accessibility.
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The demand does exist. The API should be designed carefully. I need to think it for some time.
That’s part of why I suggested providing a nicer way of using
<router-link>
specifically 😉