The <uwc-input> element tries to emulate the native <input> element while extending
it in a sensible manner to enable common use cases like (stylable) autocomplete fields or
comboboxes.
It offers a wide variety of attributes and provides great flexibility, all while trying to
offer an API that is as familiar as possible.
For details on its different types please see the relevant [type] sub pages.
NOTE: this custom element contains funtionality that takes over the HTML that might have
been rendered by a framework. If you use this with a framework you might need to create
a wrapper to "rehydrate" the changed parts.
The
<uwc-input>element tries to emulate the native<input>element while extending it in a sensible manner to enable common use cases like (stylable) autocomplete fields or comboboxes.It offers a wide variety of attributes and provides great flexibility, all while trying to offer an API that is as familiar as possible.
For details on its different types please see the relevant
[type]sub pages.NOTE: this custom element contains funtionality that takes over the HTML that might have been rendered by a framework. If you use this with a framework you might need to create a wrapper to "rehydrate" the changed parts.