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How to add labels in the checkbox in Material UI?
A key component of user interfaces, checkboxes make it simple for users to select options or express preferences. Sometimes, the users get to see multiple options to select from, and if there are no proper labels, they may get confused. To solve this issue, checkboxes can be easily and elegantly added to the applications using Material UI, a well−liked React component library. Although checkboxes in the Material UI lack labels by default, this can occasionally cause confusion among users. In this article, we are going to learn how to create loading buttons in Material UI. Before going further in the ...
Read MoreHow to add buttons with icons and labels in Material UI?
If you are developing a React web application, it is likely that the icons will be used. Icons represent the concept, idea, file, program, application, business, and so on. To define the identity of a feature, you can use icons. An appropriate icon can stand in for a program or application when you do not want to write out its name, so that it is easy to identify. Icons are available in Material UI for use in our applications when building. Icons can also be added with buttons in the Material UI. Now, we’ll be learning how to add buttons ...
Read MoreA Guide To Server-Side Rendering In React
Server−side rendering has been around for a while now. It was first introduced in the early 2000s and has been used by many websites since then. The idea behind this technique is to pre−render HTML pages on a server and send them back to the client's browser as they request them. With server-side rendering (SSR), the page is rendered on the server. This ensures that the page is available to users even before it loads on their browser. We’ll get to know more about SSR in this article − How Server-side Rendering (SSR) Works? It is the process of rendering ...
Read MoreHow to find class of a clicked element using jQuery?
Overview We can easily find the class of the clicked element, the Jquery provides various methods which return the class name of the element when the element is clicked. The Jquery methods "attr()" and using "this.className" properties helps to find the class of an element. So to learn more about these methods we will be seeing the Examples which will cover both the methods. A class name is an attribute which defines the group or type of the data inside the tag. There can be different tags or elements which can contain the same class names but there in case ...
Read MoreHow to find element by text using jQuery?
Overview The Jquery consists of a predefined method which makes it easy for the developer to build this feature. The Jquery provides a selector Syntax by which we can find any text element. So the ":contains" selector is used for finding the text in any element. To learn fully about this ":contains" selector we will be developing this feature through an Example. Syntax The Syntax for finding the text in an element is given below − $(selector:contains()); selector − The selector in the above Syntax is termed as any element or class or id name which is ...
Read MoreHow to find all inputs with a value Green and change the text of next sibling span using jQuery?
Overview Using Jquery we can create this feature, as Jquery library provides the methods for changing the span text to the value of the input value. In this feature we should have a prior knowledge of the basic HTML and the Jquery. So the Jquery provides the methods as next() and text(), these two methods play a vital role in building this feature. We will also use a few styling methods to make the change visible from other normal text. Syntax The Syntax used in this feature is − $(selector).next().text("text"); selector − The selector in the above ...
Read MoreHow to find all the elements that are disabled in jQuery?
Overview The disabled elements are the elements which are not usable for the end user. These elements are disabled using the "disable" attribute. So using the JQuery library we can find all the total number of disabled elements in a HTML page. Using the Jquery selector we can find all the disabled elements by passing the ":disabled" pseudo selector. The ":disabled" selector will select all the elements in the top−down approach. This approach will scan all the disabled attributes and will list it out in a variable. Syntax The Syntax used in this approach is − $(":disabled").each(function () { ...
Read MoreHow to find all the children with specified class using jQuery?
Overview Jquery is a library which contains various predefined methods with their specific functionality. So to get all the children elements which contains the specific class with their tags can be achieved with the Jquery children() method. The Jquery children() method takes a single argument as the condition at which the set of data will be returned. As we want to find all the children with the specified class so we will be passing the class name as the argument within the method to find all the specific class. Syntax The Syntax used in this approach is − $(element).children(className); ...
Read MoreHow to filter children of any elements using jQuery?
Overview JQuery is a great JavaScript library which contains many pre−built methods which helps us to perform a certain function without writing a number of lines of code. An element in jQuery can be considered as any HTML element which is a parent of another element. So the elements inside an element are also termed as the children of that element and the container in which the children elements resides are the parent element. So to filter out the children of any element using the jQuery can be achieved using the jQuery children() method and the CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) ...
Read MoreHow to find textareas and makes a border using jQuery?
Overview For finding any element Jquery provides the best Syntax for the selector, it gives us a one line code for selecting any element from the HTML document. So to find all the textareas in the HTML we will be using the Jquery selector which will select the textareas and then by using the Jquery CSS(Cascading Styles Sheet) manipulation we will be making a border around the textarea. The border makes a User Interface more attractive. Syntax The Syntax for selecting and styling any element in Jquery is given below $(selector).css(); $(selector) − . For selecting any ...
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