You can add your own custom component (with the checkboxes you want) and any font size you’d like.

https://quasar.dev/quasar-plugins/dialog#Invoking-custom-component

Scott

Check this out. I’ve asked Jesus to write up an AE. Hope he will do it.

https://codesandbox.io/s/distracted-fire-d02zk

Scott

What do you mean by selected @frankz ?

Scott

There is no height prop (did you mean prop?) in QInput.

You can do whatever you want via CSS. Inspect the component’s output in Chrome Devtools and rewrite/ override the CSS used in your component.

https://codepen.io/smolinari/pen/GRJbmWQ

Please note, I’m not a designer so what I’ve put in the codepen should be considered experimental. It’s just for the sake of demonstration.

Scott

Unfortunately, there are so many things you can do with QTable (and many other components). I’m in three different community conversations at this moment about how to do things additionally to the standard QTable functionality. What we need is a way to capture the examples people come up with (like me) and offer them as extra examples to discover in the docs. We’re working on that idea slowly but surely.

Scott

@fcereja - This seems to be working.

https://codepen.io/smolinari/pen/ZEGNPOK?editors=1010

First thing, it wouldn’t have worked with q-options-group because you need to toggle the one option off, when the other one is on.

Second, you didn’t even really try to solve the problem, did you?

At any rate. Problem solved.

Scott

Hard to say without looking at all your code. Maybe create a sandbox and we can look at it? https://codesandbox.quasar.dev

Scott

Ok. Try something like this.

store('store-auth').dispatch('auth/setLoggedIn', false)

Scott

What is in your index.js under the /store folder? i.e. are you following the module system Quasar suggests?

Scott

So, to your problem. What does the data look like that you are giving to the table? Where is the columns array?

Scott