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Vue 2.6 is released with new syntax for Slots using v-slot directive. In this tutorial, we're gonna show you:

• Syntax to use Vue Slot with v-slot directive along with its shorthand
• How to use Vue Named Slots with v-slot & examples
• How to use Vue v-slot for Scoped Slots & examples
• Vue Dynamic slots example

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Vue slots syntax with v-slot directive

With new v-slot directive, we can:
– combine html layers: component tag and scope of the slot.
– combine the slot and the scoped slot in a single directive.

For example, this is old syntax with slot-scope:

This is how we combine ListComponent and template tag:

And this is old named slots syntax:

Now we use new Vue v-slot directive:

You can see that:

– We use to wrap

tag instead of

directly. This is because Vue v-slot can only be used in or html tag. It cannot be used in plain HTML tags (

for example).

– We replace slot='content' slot-scope='{data}' with v-slot:content='{data}' by combining slot & slot-scope. With new Vue v-slot directive, all slots are compiled into scoped slots. It improves the performance. Why?

Normal slots are rendered during the parent component's render cycle. So, if any dependency of a slot changes, both the parent and child components will be re-rendered.

When we use scoped slots, slots are compiled into inline functions and called during the child component's render cycle. This means:

• data from a scoped slot are collected by the child component which is re-rendered separately.
• the changes of parent scope dependency only affect the parent, not the child component. So the child component doesn't need to update if it uses only scoped slots.

Shorthand for v-slot

# is the shorthand for Vue v-slot directive.
For example, #content stands for v-slot:content.

The code above can be written as:

Remember that when using shorthand, we must always specify the name of the slot after # symbol. We cannot use shorthand like this: #='{item}'.
It must be: #default='{item}' in which, #default is the shorthand for v-slot:default.

In the next parts, we show you some examples that apply new Vue v-slot directive in practice.

Vue v-slot examples with Named Slots

If we want to use multiple slots in one component, Named Slots are useful.
The code below shows BkrCard component template with 3 slots:

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• header
• title
• default

Remember that without name attribute has the name default.

Now look at the parent component which use v-slot directive to specify name for named slots on tag:

The result will be:

If we pass only one named slot, the default value will be shown:

Vue v-slot example with default slot

In the example above, we use for the default slot.

We have other ways to specify html code to be considered as default slot also:

– wrap it in a without Vue v-slot directive:

– do not wrap it in a :

The result are the same for 2 cases:

Vue v-slot examples with Scoped Slots

What we should do when we want a child component to allow parent component access its data?

In this example, categories need to be available to the slot content in the parent. So we bind the categories as an attribute to the element:

The categories attribute is called slot props.
In the parent scope, Vue v-slot directive can help us get value of the slot props above:

The result will be:

• Dart
• Flutter
• Vue.js

This is shorthand for v-slot:

Vue Dynamic slots example

We can use a JavaScript expression in v-slot directive argument with square brackets:

Now look at the example:

Clicking on the Change button will change the collection value dynamically.
v-slot:[collection]='{categories}' could become:

• v-slot:default='{categories}'
• v-slot:new_categories='{categories}'

This is BkrCategories component with default and new_categories slot name:

The result will be:

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Conclusion

We've learned almost aspects of new Vue v-slot directive, from v-slot syntax to its handshort, then apply v-slot directive on Named Slot examples to Scoped Slots and Dynamic Slots examples.

Happy learning! See you again!

Further reading

Use this reference to define the color palette or font scheme that is used in a SharePoint site.

Color palettes

A color palette is the combination of colors that are used in a SharePoint site. The color palette for a SharePoint site is defined in a color palette file. Color slots are also used by the master page preview file to generate thumbnail and preview images of a site. The following describes the structure of the color palette file and the master page preview file:

• Color palette file (.spcolor)

  Color palette files are used in the Change the look wizard, which enables users to change the look and feel of their site by using the SharePoint themes user interface. By default, 32 color palette files are installed with SharePoint. You can also create additional color palette files. The following example shows the format of a color palette file.

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In a color palette file, the following placeholders are replaced:

• InvertedSetting is a Boolean value. true if the color palette is generally light text on a dark background. false if the color palette is generally dark text on a light background.

• Slot1 is the annotation name of the color slot to use as the first block of the palette icon in the color palette picker of the theming experience.

• Slot2 is the annotation name of the color slot to use as the second block of the palette icon in the color palette picker of the theming experience.

• Slot3 is the annotation name of the color slot to use as the third block of the palette icon in the color palette picker of the theming experience.

• ColorSlot is the annotation name of the color slot that you are defining (for example, SiteTitle).

• Color is the hexadecimal value of the color to use for the specified color slot. This may be in 6 digits (RRGGBB) or 8 digits (AARRGGBB). If the hexadecimal value is 8 digits, the first two digits represent the opacity level (00-FF, which maps to 0-255). If the hexadecimal value is 6 digits, the default opacity is 100% or FF.

The color palette files are located in the Theme Gallery of the root site, in the site collection in the 15 folder (http:// SiteCollectionName/_catalogs/theme/15/). To access the Theme Gallery from the SharePoint user interface, on the Site Settings page, under Web Designer Galleries, select Themes, and then select 15.

• Master page preview file (.preview)

  Master page preview files are used to generate thumbnail images and preview images when you use the Change the look wizard. A master page must have a corresponding preview file to be used in the Change the look wizard. A preview file is a specially formatted file that has sections for the default color palette, default font scheme, tokenized CSS, and tokenized HTML. It uses string tokens to get the value of color slots, font names, and localized UI strings. The following example shows color slots being used in the master page preview file.

For more information, see How to: Create a master page preview file in SharePoint

Tip:You can use the SharePoint color palette tool to help you create SharePoint designs. You can download the SharePoint color palette tool from the Microsoft Download Center.

Color slot mapping

Table 1 describes the color slots that are available and where color slots are used in a SharePoint site.

Note

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When discussing navigation items,pressed applies to when a user clicks or touches a navigation item.Selected applies to when a user is navigated to the page.> The following summarizes a normal flow of actions and the color slot that applies to the navigation item link at each step:> The base text of a navigation item link: HeaderNavigationText> A user hovers the cursor over the navigation item link: HeaderNavigationHoverText> A user clicks, touches, or chooses the navigation item link: HeaderNavigationPressedText> The user is navigated to the chosen page. The color slot that applies to the navigation item for the page the user is now on: HeaderNavigationSelectedText

Table 1. Color slots

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Font schemes

Fonts are defined in the font scheme (.spfont file) and the master page preview (.preview file) for a given SharePoint site. The font scheme defines the fonts that are used in four areas: title, navigation, heading, and body. Seven font schemes are included in SharePoint. You can create additional font schemes. The font scheme files are located in the 15 subfolder of the Theme Gallery of the root site of the site collection (http:// SiteCollectionName/_catalogs/theme/15/). To access the Theme Gallery from the SharePoint user interface, on the Site Settings page, under Web Designer Galleries, select Themes, and then select 15.

The following example describes the format for an .spfont file.

In an .spfont file, the following placeholders are replaced:

• FontSchemeName is the name of the font scheme.

• Slot1 is the name of the font slot that you want to use as the first block of the font icon in the font scheme picker in the Change the look wizard.

• Slot2 is the name of the font slot that you want to use as the second block of the font icon in the font scheme picker in the Change the look wizard.

• FontSlotName is the name of the font slot that you are defining (for example, title).

• LatinScriptFont is the font to use for Latin scripts. This font is also the fallback font. That is, this is the font that is used for a language that does not have a script that is explicitly set in the font scheme.

  Note

  You must provide additional information to use web fonts in your font scheme. For more information, see the Web fonts section in this article.

• EAScriptFont is the font to use for East Asia scripts. The element is not currently used by SharePoint. But, the element is still required in the font scheme.

• CSFont is the font to use for complex scripts. The element is not currently used by SharePoint. But, the element is still required in the font scheme.

• Language is the language script.

• ScriptFont is the font to use for the specified language script.

The following example shows a portion of an .spfont file.

SharePoint includes support for web fonts. You must provide additional information to use web fonts in your font scheme. For more information, see the Web fonts section in this article.

Web-safe fonts

Web-safe fonts are a set of fonts that are widely used and available on most devices by default. To specify a web-safe font in the font scheme, include the name of the font in the typeface attribute of the font slot. The following example shows a web-safe font used in a font scheme.

Web fonts

Web fonts are fonts that are available on the Internet. When a user views a site that uses web fonts, the web browser downloads the necessary font files along with the rest of the page. To specify a web font, you must provide the URL to your web font files in four font formats (for support across browsers), and a small and large thumbnail image to use to render the font names in the font scheme picker.

The following example describes the information that is required to use a web font in an element.

In this example of using a web font, the following placeholders would be replaced:

• FontName is the name of the web font.

• EotFile is the relative URL to the Embedded Open Type font file.

• WoffFile is the relative URL to the Web Open Font Format font file.

• TtfFile is the relative URL to the TrueType font file.

• SvgFile is the relative URL to the Scalable Vector Graphics font file.

• LargeImgFile is the relative URL to the large thumbnail image that you want to use in the font scheme picker.

• SmallImgFile is the relative URL to the small thumbnail image that you want to use in the font scheme picker.

Note

The paths to the files have to be the full URL (i.e. https://tenant.sharepoint.com/sites/sitename/_catalogs/theme/15/fontfile.wof)The LargeImgFile and SmallImgFile attributes have to be present in the Latin tag even if given empty values.

Font slots

Table 1 describes the available font slots and where they are used in a page.

Table 1. Font slots

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