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Textarea basic usage

Import Textarea from '@/components/ui/textarea' and use it as a self-closing component: <Textarea />

Textarea basic usage import

To use the Textarea component, import it with: import { Textarea } from "@/components/ui/textarea"

Textarea basic implementation

The simplest way to render a Textarea component is with: <Textarea />

Textarea import statement

The Textarea component is imported from @/components/ui/textarea using: import { Textarea } from "@/components/ui/textarea"

Basic Textarea usage

The basic usage of Textarea is simply: <Textarea />

Textarea with Field, FieldLabel, and FieldDescription

Use the Field, FieldLabel, and FieldDescription components together with Textarea to create a textarea with a label and description.

Textarea with Button

The Textarea component can be paired with the Button component to create a textarea with a submit button.

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