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Overview

What does the component do?

  • It shows values and categories as compact component.

When should the component be used?

  • When it should be possible to assign several values to an attribute in a form.
  • For filtering by categories.

Rules

  • The term in the chip is always single-line (no line breaks) and the chip itself increases in width with the text.
  • If a chip is too long for the viewport because of the text, the text is shortened with “…”.
  • The input chips are shown in a textfield. This can also be multi-line depending on the number of chips and available space.
  • The chips in the textfield can be deleted by using backspace.
  • The chips can be generated via ‘autocomplete’ selection or with free text depending on the use case.
States and variants

States

The component has the following states:

  • Active
  • Disabled
  • Hover
  • Focused

Variants

Input

Image of a Chip

Specifications

DesignCode

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