Will you update with new Material Design styles and guidelines?

@rstoenescu Any news about this?

Despite I knew to do not change Quasar code (I made this request indeed), I didn’t understand that app variables ovverride Quasar ones.
So, thank you very much! Now I get what I need!

There are other possibly events, like deleting one per one every letter or delete a single letter. I think it’s not so easy to understand when empty button was clicked.
However, maybe you can find a workaround, but it’s never like doing it natively. I believe that once @rstoenescu is back from his vacation, he’ll be able to add the event listener in a minute.

Cheers

I know that, but this works locally. When I deploy the project and run “npm install” I loose every change made on local quasar code code.
So I need to set breakpoints natively, I don’t need a workaround.

@spectrolite Yes, you’re right! Maybe I’ll take a look to Dialog. Thank you!

I need a custom Modal that behaves like Dialog: it has a determined width but not the height, so it raise until a specified max-height and then begin to scroll. I think that modal-layout is pretty rigidous and often cause wide blank spaces in some screen sizes.

Is it possible @rstoenescu ?

Thanks in advance,
Niccolò

@spectrolite I thought the same thing, but newVal may be '' (empty string) even when I manually delete all the content, because @change will be raised every time I change the search input content.

According to modern device screen sizes and Material Design layout guidelines (https://material.io/guidelines/layout/responsive-ui.html#responsive-ui-breakpoints)
I think it’ll be more correct to have the following breakpoints:

0    <= xs < 600
600  <= sm < 1024
1024 <= md < 1440
1440 <= lg < 1920
1920 <= xl < inf.

What do you think about that @rstoenescu ?
And what about custom breakpoints?

Thanks in advance,
Niccolò

Hi, I’m trying to set min and max property on a dialog input with type='number'.
I’ve set min: 0 and max: 32 but nothing happens when I write a number greater than 32 or less than 0.
This happens both using a model which is an object property and a number like docs example.
Anyone can help?

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