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avatar/group

4 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

Avatar.Group spacing prop

Avatar.Group accepts a spacing prop to control the distance between avatars in the stack, for example spacing="sm".

Avatar.Group combines multiple avatars into a stack

The Avatar.Group component displays multiple Avatar components stacked together.

Avatar.Group wrapping requirements

You must not wrap child Avatar components in Avatar.Group with any additional HTML-rendering elements. However, you can wrap Avatar with components that do not render any HTML elements in the current tree, such as Tooltip.

Avatar.Group wrapping example that fails

Wrapping Avatar components in a div inside Avatar.Group will not work correctly. This is an antipattern to avoid.

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