After using @load for the scroll-element and adding a nextTick it seems to work as should. See this stackoverflow-issue .

@metalsadman Great! Thanks!

Shit… I’ve just realized, there’s an inconsistency:
For average q-btn is size, but for q-btn with fab property is padding…

@metalsadman I think this could mislead other as it happened to me. I recommend you to consider this improvement

@rstoenescu said in [15.1] Lazy loading of components:
The docs indeed explain code splitting and lazy-loading but don’t mention how the components in quasar.conf.js fit into this picture.

we updated the board… maybe something helped that 😉
cheers

I use Vee Validate, it work fine

<q-field :error="errors.has('name')" :error-label="errors.first('name')" > <q-input v-validate="rules.name" v-model="form.name" name="name" float-label="Name" /> </q-field> -------- // Data form: { name: '', }, rules: { name: { required: true, }, // Methods submitForm() { this.$validator.validate().then(result => { if (result) { // success }else{ // error }

that set is nice!

Ah, found an example in the quasar template:
<q-btn
color=“primary”
push
@click="$router.replace(’/’)"
icon-right=“home”
>
Go home
</q-btn>

Ah… it is in the documentation (gloops):
http://quasar-framework.org/components/layout.html#Vue-Properties

Used this and everything is working brilliantly:
<q-layout ref=“layout” :left-breakpoint=0>

Seems like trouble for mapbox-gl. Can you set some breakpoints and see where exactly it fails?

The following will prevents the refresh

html,
body {
overscroll-behavior-y: contain;
}

Ok, thanks for the feedback @MusicForMellons! It is definitely pretty spotty based on the browser implementation.

I know this was ages ago, but this will help others too (and lets face it, the docs search engine needs some help too):
http://forum.quasar-framework.org/topic/14/add-custom-fonts-to-your-app

Yeah, setting these and adding to class works. Via css setting color to .item > i.item-primary also works. My problem was more of a ‘not working hot-reload thingy’ it seems. Thanks.

Ok! In Pycharm this gives better code support… and it doesn’t harm I suppose.

Works! Thanks!