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TextArea component basic usage

TextArea is a component that captures multi-line user input. It is based on the HTML textarea element and supports common margin props.

TextArea size prop

The size prop controls the size of the TextArea. Supported values are 1, 2, and 3, with each increasing the dimensions of the component.

TextArea variant prop

The variant prop controls the visual style of the TextArea. Supported values are 'surface', 'classic', and 'soft'.

TextArea color prop

The color prop assigns a specific color to the TextArea. Supported values include 'blue', 'green', and 'red', corresponding to the theme's color palette.

TextArea radius prop

The radius prop assigns a specific border radius value to the TextArea. Supported values are 'none', 'large', and 'full'.

TextArea resize prop

The resize prop controls whether the user can resize the TextArea. Supported values are 'none' (no resizing), 'vertical' (resize height only), 'horizontal' (resize width only), and 'both' (resize both dimensions).

TextArea basic example

Example of basic TextArea usage: <TextArea placeholder="Reply to comment…" />

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