[Documentation] VContainer-Documentation missing prop "fill-height"
See original GitHub issueEnvironment
Browsers: Firefox 68.0 OS: Windows 7
Steps to reproduce
Open the API-Explorer of v-container
Expected Behavior
fill-height
should be included in the API-Explorer of v-container
, explained what it does and possibly also have an example.
Actual Behavior
The fill-height
-prop is only mentioned in the FAQ: https://vuetifyjs.com/en/getting-started/frequently-asked-questions#how-to-center-vertically
Reproduction Link
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 4 years ago
- Reactions:2
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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I’m aware of what Vue props and CSS classes are, was just wondering why the helper-classes are applied by adding them like a prop instead of written in the class-attribute. Looking at the source mostly only explains how something works and not often why, and from the perspective of a user of the Vuetify-framework component props and helper classes work similarly.
Props are props (a vue construct) and are specific to a component and can only be used if that component accepts said prop. Helper classes are classes (generic css coined term), they are usable anywhere really that you can apply a class to promote dry code. (eg: instead of going around applying a style of
height: 100%
to everything, its much easier to have a class that does this, and just apply and reuse the class).