I had a tinker with it, and everything’s looking good!

Also learned about stylus along the way… Which is a plus

Thanks for the extension and keep up the great work! Quasar really is shaping into something special

Hi, I really like the extension and have started using it.

However is it possible to globally change the CSS style for the plugin without editing the source directly / changing it per use in a template.

Many thanks

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is it worth opening an issue on github?

Can you be a bit more specific in what you’re trying to do?

You can style the label for example via:

{
          label: '<span class="text-primary">G</span>oogle',
          value: 'Google'
},

Taken from the docs

If you’re going to use an external api, you can use an extension such as qenv or dotenv and set a variable such as:

API=http://my-production-api in you dev env and API=https://my-dev-api in your prod env

Then just set that as the base url for axios under src/boot/axios.js

axios.defaults.baseURL = process.env.API;

I managed to reproduce the issue.

Running firefox

Hi, you can use the left-label-value and right-label-value props , you can make a computed property and bind it to the label

See: https://jsfiddle.net/15c7qamu/3/

again the date needs some formatting but it should work

Hi,

see: https://jsfiddle.net/udweq862/

it needs some formatting but should be a start, you can take Date() object and format it as needed

Hi, not sure if this fits your needs, but you can deploy your Quasar app and people can embed it using an iframe tag

ex: <iframe url="<url to your widget>"> </iframe>

see W3C docs

Hi, maybe give QSelect a go instead of q-input,

see: QSelect-autocomplete

you can always make it look like a normal input field if you like

or for greater customization you can make your own field with the QField wrapper

nice guide thanks for the tips