QSlideTransition slides the DOM element (or component) up or down, based on its visibility: works alongside v-show and v-if on a single element, similar to Vue’s Transition component with the only difference being that it’s not a group transition too (it only applies to one DOM element or component).
Usage
Accessibility v2.25+
QSlideTransition is renderless and only animates the height of its child, so it has no ARIA surface of its own. Note that the animation is driven from JavaScript (a Web Animation where the browser supports calc-size(), an inline CSS transition elsewhere) and therefore plays regardless of the user’s prefers-reduced-motion setting — motion-sensitive apps may want to skip the animated collapse for such users.