Question 1

How do I add custom easing to vue-slide-up-down?

Accepted Answer

You can define a custom CSS class with the desired transition-timing-function, such as cubic-bezier, and apply it to the component, as demonstrated in the README's example for a 'wobbly-accordion' effect.

Question 2

Does vue-slide-up-down work with Vue 2?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but you need to install version 2 specifically using npm i vue-slide-up-down@2, since version 3 is compatible only with Vue 3, as mentioned in the installation notes.

Question 3

vue-slide-up-down vs Vue Transition for slide animations

Accepted Answer

vue-slide-up-down simplifies slide animations with built-in jQuery-like behavior and accessibility features, while Vue Transition offers more flexibility but requires manual CSS setup for similar effects, making it better for custom transitions.

Question 4

How to handle accessibility when disabling the hidden attribute?

Accepted Answer

If you set use-hidden to false, be aware that focusable elements may still be accessible to screen readers, potentially causing issues; the README warns this can create accessibility problems and recommends keeping it enabled.

Question 5

Can I use vue-slide-up-down for horizontal slides?

Accepted Answer

No, it's designed exclusively for vertical sliding animations; for horizontal slides, you'll need a different component or to build a custom solution using Vue's transition system or other libraries.

Question 6

What events does vue-slide-up-down emit?

Accepted Answer

It emits four events: open-start, open-end, close-start, and close-end, allowing you to trigger actions at specific points in the animation lifecycle, useful for syncing UI states.

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