Ripple directive
The v-ripple directive is used to show action from a user. It can be applied to any block level element. Numerous components come with the ripple directive built in, such as the v-btn, v-tabs-item and many more.
Usage
Basic ripple functionality can be enabled just by using v-ripple directive on a component or an HTML element
API
| Directive | Description |
|---|---|
| v-ripple | The ripple directive |
Examples
Propagation
If multiple elements have the ripple directive applied, only the inner one will show the effect. This can also be done without having a visible ripple by using v-ripple.stop to prevent ripples in the outer element if the inner element is clicked on. v-ripple.stop will not actually stop propagation of the mousedown/touchstart events unlike other workarounds.
Options
Center
When a center option is used ripple will always originate from the center of the target.
Misc
Custom color
Using a helper class, you can change the color of the ripple.
Ripple in components
Some components provide the ripple prop that allows you to control the ripple effect. You can turn it off or customize the behavior by using class or center options.