Complete the code to wrap the element with a Vue transition component.
<template> <[1] name="fade"> <p>Hello Vue!</p> </[1]> </template>
div instead of transition.The <transition> component is used to apply transition effects to elements in Vue.
Complete the code to add a CSS class prefix for the transition.
<template> <transition name="[1]"> <div v-if="show">Content</div> </transition> </template>
The name attribute sets the CSS class prefix for the transition states. fade is a common choice.
Fix the error in the transition usage by completing the blank.
<template> <transition [1]="fade"> <div v-if="visible">Hello</div> </transition> </template>
class instead of name.id.The correct attribute to specify the transition class prefix is name.
Fill both blanks to create a transition with a custom CSS class prefix and a appear attribute.
<template> <transition [1]="slide" [2]> <div v-if="show">Slide in content</div> </transition> </template>
mode or tag with appear.appear attribute.The name attribute sets the CSS class prefix, and appear enables the transition on initial render.
Fill all three blanks to create a transition with a fade effect, appear on mount, and mode set to 'out-in'.
<template> <transition [1]="fade" [2] [3]="out-in"> <div v-if="visible">Fade content</div> </transition> </template>
tag instead of mode.appear attribute.name sets the CSS class prefix, appear enables animation on mount, and mode controls the transition sequence.