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Transitioning between two elements via wrapping two v-ifv-else blocks with a transition element results in both elements appearing stacked on top of each other temporarily rather than waiting on one block to finish transitioning out before allowing the other block to transition in. Here's an example of that problem in the Vue docs.
Proposed Solution
Adding a prop that allows the user to hook into and specify the transition mode. For example, being able to have:
This change would fix the issue by default and allow users to customize the transitioning behavior between objects if they want to deviate from that behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem
Transitioning between two elements via wrapping two
v-if
v-else
blocks with a transition element results in both elements appearing stacked on top of each other temporarily rather than waiting on one block to finish transitioning out before allowing the other block to transition in. Here's an example of that problem in the Vue docs.Proposed Solution
Adding a prop that allows the user to hook into and specify the transition
mode
. For example, being able to have:This change would fix the issue by default and allow users to customize the transitioning behavior between objects if they want to deviate from that behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: