Steppers display progress through a sequence of logical and numbered steps. They may also be used for navigation. They’re usually useful when the user has to follow steps to complete a process, like in a wizard.
The QStepperNavigation component allows you to place buttons within QStepper or QStep to navigate through the steps. It is up to you to add whatever buttons you require.
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To use global navigation, you must add it to the QStepper “navigation” slot.
Usage
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If the QStep content also has images and you want to use swipe actions to navigate, you might want to add draggable="false" to them, otherwise the native browser behavior might interfere in a negative way.
Keep Alive
- Please take notice of the Boolean
keep-aliveprop for QStepper, if you need this behavior. Do NOT use Vue’s native<keep-alive>component over QStep. - Should you need the
keep-alive-includeorkeep-alive-excludeprops then the QStepnames must be valid Vue component names (no spaces allowed, don’t start with a number etc).
Horizontal
Vertical
Header navigation
Header options
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You can also connect contracted prop to $q.screen to create a responsive behavior, like :contracted="$q.screen.lt.md". More info: Quasar Screen Plugin.
Style
Play with coloring using the *-icon and *-color props (on QStepper or override on specific QStep).
You can also use prefix prop (max 2 characters) instead of an icon for each step’s header. This will be displayed if the step is not currently being edited and it isn’t marked with error or as “done”.
You can use the header-class prop to apply any CSS class(es) to the header. In the example below, we are applying bolded text: