tabs-slider | Tabs slider | Animation library

submitLogin() does not invoke the getUsers function correctly. The function should be called with parentheses:

If you are using Vue CLI and vue add vuetify, then this functionality is already handled by the vuetify-loader and there is nothing you need to do. From the Vuetify Treeshaking docs:

The A la carte system enables you to pick and choose which components to import, drastically lowering your build size. New projects created with the Vue CLI plugin have this enabled by default.

For a manual installation of Vuetify, choose whether you want to register the components globally or on a per-component basis. Both options will load only the Vuetify components you need, but global registration lets you avoid having to write the import syntax inside each of your components. Following is an example using in each setup.

Use this if you don't want to have to manually import the selected Vuetify components into each of your components that uses them.

main.js

You need to make a few changes, instead of the toolbar, use appear. Move your ab contents to section. Please see the full code and link. And then add css to show and hide items based on the size of the screen.

Please see the CP link https://codepen.io/aaha/pen/poyqRxo?editors=1010

this is probably due to the fact that

that means that the v-tab-item is mounted AFTER the parent's mounted() executes, so the content (including your refs) are not available.

If you can defer the initialization until the child has mounted then you can access the ref, but getting that to work is a complex endeavor.

Instead, I would opt to define a component that handles quill initialization and that can be nested in the tab.

ie:

You may put a function in computed section. For example:

I'm not aware of a native vuetify solution but you can do this with some good old vanilla javascript.

On mounted you could create a clickEvent on the next/previous arrow and handle the change yourself. So whenever the icon gets clicked,the activeDay gets increased or decreased by one.

By combining the href attribute for tabs, and an intersection observer, you can accomplish this.

Here's a rudimentary, but working, pen: https://codepen.io/Qumez/pen/VwYEapg

Effectively, what we're doing here is assigning an anchor to each tag, and tying that to a data property. Then, we have a span at the bottom of the page with an intersection observer, using Vuetify's v-intersect wrapper: