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When disabled, the component still allows to modify the input manually (when the manual-input prop is on):
vatimeinputbug.mp4
Maybe there's the same issue with date-input, didn't check.
2
Less of a bug, but still.
When icon="" is set, the icon is indeed not shown. Though it's still possible to target it with keyboard navigation.
Would be nice to have some way to disable the icon completely.
3
For Date input, or even rather date picker, it's impossible to change the back n' forth icons (chevron_left and chevron_right). Trying to rewrite these icons using the icons config - doesn't help.
Would be nice to either be able to change these icons via props or using the icons config. The last option is preferable.
4
Another minor thing.
The input field itself is a bit smaller that its wrapper. But both of them share the same cursor style. When clicking the input (with manual input mode), no calendar/time-picker is opened. But when clicking the wrapper, it openes.
A bit mislieading. If you don't know there's a wrapper, it might feel like the dropdown opens randomly.
1
Latest version.
When disabled, the component still allows to modify the input manually (when the
manual-inputprop is on):vatimeinputbug.mp4
Maybe there's the same issue with date-input, didn't check.
2
Less of a bug, but still.
When
icon=""is set, the icon is indeed not shown. Though it's still possible to target it with keyboard navigation.Would be nice to have some way to disable the icon completely.
3
For Date input, or even rather date picker, it's impossible to change the back n' forth icons (chevron_left and chevron_right). Trying to rewrite these icons using the icons config - doesn't help.
Would be nice to either be able to change these icons via props or using the icons config. The last option is preferable.
4
Another minor thing.
The input field itself is a bit smaller that its wrapper. But both of them share the same cursor style. When clicking the input (with manual input mode), no calendar/time-picker is opened. But when clicking the wrapper, it openes.
A bit mislieading. If you don't know there's a wrapper, it might feel like the dropdown opens randomly.
inputs.mp4