Joins allow you to combine multiple components into a singular, joined, element. This is useful for components like buttons, inputs with symbols, and many more.
Buttons can be joined with other components to create a single, cohesive element.
When using with_button, the .join-item CSS class is added
automatically. When using the content method, you must manually add
the class.
You can also join elements vertically.
When using the `content` method instead of `with_item` or `with_button`, you must manually add the `.join-item` CSS class to each element. This allows you to join different types of components together.
= daisy_join do
= daisy_input(placeholder: "Search", css: "join-item")
= daisy_select(css: "join-item") do
%option(disabled selected) Filter
%option Sci-fi
%option Drama
%option Action
= daisy_indicator do |indicator|
- indicator.with_item do
= daisy_badge(title: "new", css: "badge-secondary")
= daisy_button(title: "Search", css: "join-item")
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