Question 1

How do I customize MDB Vue components to match my brand colors?

Accepted Answer

You can override the default CSS variables or use SASS variables provided in the documentation, but extensive changes may require significant effort due to the pre-styled nature. Check the theming section on their website for specific guidelines.

Question 2

MDB Vue vs Vuetify: which is better for Material Design in Vue?

Accepted Answer

MDB Vue focuses on combining Bootstrap with Material Design and offers more components, while Vuetify is a pure Material Design framework with deeper Vue integration. Choose MDB Vue if you need Bootstrap compatibility, but Vuetify might be better for a more cohesive Material experience.

Question 3

Does MDB Vue support server-side rendering with Nuxt?

Accepted Answer

As a Vue 3 library, it should work with Nuxt 3 for SSR, but you may need to handle component hydration carefully. Refer to their documentation for compatibility notes, as some interactive features might require client-side JavaScript.

Question 4

How to install MDB Vue using npm in a Vue project?

Accepted Answer

Run 'npm install mdbvue' and import components as needed, following the quick-start guide. Ensure you have Vue 3 and Bootstrap 5 set up, as dependencies are required.

Question 5

Is MDB Vue compatible with Vue 2, or only Vue 3?

Accepted Answer

It is built specifically for Vue 3, so it is not directly compatible with Vue 2. For Vue 2, you would need to use an older version or a different library.

Question 6

Can I use MDB Vue with Tailwind CSS?

Accepted Answer

It's possible but not recommended, as MDB Vue comes with its own Bootstrap-based styles that may conflict with Tailwind. You would need to carefully manage CSS overrides, which can be cumbersome.

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