Fieldset
Fieldset is a component used to group elements such as legends, helper messages, and error messages in a fieldset element.
Import
import { Fieldset, Legend, HelperMessage, ErrorMessage } from "@yamada-ui/react"
Fieldset: A wrapper component that controls child elements (Legend,HelperMessage,ErrorMessage).Legend: A component representing the caption of the content.HelperMessage: A component that displays a description of the content.ErrorMessage: A component that is displayed when an error occurs.
Legend, HelperMessage, and ErrorMessage can be omitted.
Usage
Editable example
<Fieldset legend="Terms and Conditions"> <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset>
Alternatively, you can customize using Legend.
Editable example
<Fieldset helperMessage="Please review the terms carefully before agreeing."> <Legend color="primary">Terms and Conditions</Legend> <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset>
Displaying a Helper Message
To display a helper message, set a ReactNode to helperMessage.
Editable example
<Fieldset legend="Terms and Conditions" helperMessage="Please review the terms carefully before agreeing." > <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset>
Alternatively, you can customize using HelperMessage.
Editable example
<Fieldset legend="Terms and Conditions"> <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> <HelperMessage color="gray.300"> Please review the terms carefully before agreeing. </HelperMessage> </Fieldset>
Displaying an Error Message
To display an error message, set invalid to true and assign a ReactNode to errorMessage.
Editable example
<Fieldset invalid legend="Terms and Conditions" errorMessage="Agreement is required." > <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset>
Alternatively, you can customize using ErrorMessage.
Editable example
<Fieldset invalid legend="Terms and Conditions"> <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> <ErrorMessage color="gray.300">Agreement is required.</ErrorMessage> </Fieldset>
Replacing Helper and Error Messages
Error messages are displayed only when invalid is true. To replace the helper message with the error message when the error message is displayed, set replace to true.
Use the replace property to replace the helper message with the error message.
Editable example
<Fieldset invalid legend="Terms and Conditions" helperMessage="Please review the terms carefully before agreeing." errorMessage="Agreement is required." replace={true} > <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset>
Making it Required
To make it required, set required to true.
Editable example
<Fieldset required legend="Terms and Conditions" helperMessage="Please review the terms carefully before agreeing." errorMessage="Agreement is required." > <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset>
Disabling
To disable, set disabled to true.
Editable example
<Fieldset disabled legend="Terms and Conditions" helperMessage="Please review the terms carefully before agreeing." errorMessage="Agreement is required." > <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset>
Making it Read-Only
To make it read-only, set readOnly to true.
Editable example
<Fieldset readOnly legend="Terms and Conditions" helperMessage="Please review the terms carefully before agreeing." errorMessage="Agreement is required." > <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset>
Customizing the Required Indicator
To customize the required indicator, set a ReactNode to requiredIndicator.
Editable example
<VStack> <Fieldset required legend="Terms and Conditions" requiredIndicator={ <Tag size="sm" colorScheme="red" ms={2}> required </Tag> } > <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset> <Fieldset required> <Legend requiredIndicator={ <Tag size="sm" colorScheme="red" ms={2}> required </Tag> } > Terms and Conditions </Legend> <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset> </VStack>
Using an Optional Indicator
To use an optional indicator, set a ReactNode to optionalIndicator.
Editable example
<VStack> <Fieldset legend="Terms and Conditions" optionalIndicator={ <Tag size="sm" colorScheme="primary" ms={2}> optional </Tag> } > <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset> <Fieldset> <Legend optionalIndicator={ <Tag size="sm" colorScheme="primary" ms={2}> optional </Tag> } > Terms and Conditions </Legend> <Checkbox>I agree to the Terms and Conditions.</Checkbox> </Fieldset> </VStack>
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