Complete the code to set the transition name.
<template> <transition name="[1]"> <p v-if="show">Hello Vue!</p> </transition> </template>
The name attribute sets the base name for CSS transition classes. Here, fade is the transition name.
Complete the code to bind the transition name dynamically using Vue's binding syntax.
<template> <transition :name="[1]"> <p v-if="show">Dynamic Transition</p> </transition> </template>
Use :name="transitionName" to bind the transition name dynamically from the component's data or computed property.
Fix the error in the transition binding to correctly use a dynamic transition name.
<template> <transition [1]> <p v-if="show">Oops!</p> </transition> </template>
To bind the transition name dynamically, use :name="transitionName" or v-bind:name="transitionName". The original code uses interpolation inside an attribute which is invalid.
Fill both blanks to create a dynamic transition with a button to toggle the transition name.
<template> <button @click="[1]">Toggle Transition</button> <transition :name="[2]"> <p v-if="show">Toggle me!</p> </transition> </template>
The button calls the toggleTransition method to change the transitionName data property, which is bound dynamically to the transition's name.
Fill all three blanks to create a dynamic transition with a button that toggles the transition name and the visibility of the element.
<template> <button @click="[1]">Toggle</button> <transition :name="[2]"> <p v-if="[3]">Hello with dynamic transition!</p> </transition> </template>
v-ifThe button calls toggleTransition to switch the transition name and toggle show controls the visibility of the paragraph. The transition name is bound dynamically via transitionName.