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material-ui
brokenthorn
brokenthorn commented Sep 29, 2020

The styled and wrapped version of the Next.js Linkcomponent provided by the Material UI next-js template/example is not 100% usable in TypeScript projects because IntelliSense does not work with the current JavaScript version of the component. For example, there are no suggestions available for its props.

I converted the JS

trm217
trm217 commented Nov 1, 2019

Add a guide on how to setup Semantic-UI-React for use in Next.js Application

Problem description

While there is a guide on how to set it up in your react application, the guide isn't working on a Next.js Application, due to the different project-structure.

Proposed solution

Please add a new guide on how to set Semantic-UI-react up for a Next.js application (custom themeing would

baseweb
cobaltwhite
cobaltwhite commented Aug 20, 2020

<Select /> and <DatePicker /> don't offer the option of accessing name, id and other props once the onChange handler triggers. An event object with this information is accessible in the onChange handler for <Input />.

Feature description

Provide access to these variables for Select and DatePicker. It is needed when the component is being passed handler functions from an

LFDanLu
LFDanLu commented Sep 29, 2020

🙋 Feature Request

ButtonGroup currently uses the window resize event to figure out whether or not it should switch from horizontal to vertical orientation when there isn't enough room to render all of its buttons (https://github.com/adobe/react-spectrum/blame/main/packages/%40react-spectrum/buttongroup/src/ButtonGroup.tsx#L69-L79). Now that useResizeObserver exists (https://github.com/ado

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