It's seems the application layout must have a v-container
to work properly. But v-container
has paddings and there is no way to gaplessly fill viewport by content: if we reset left and right paddings the mysterious scroll appears (see https://github.com/vuetifyjs/vuetify/issues/698)
v-container fluid doesn't do the trick?
No. Same issue
Right now the only way to do this would be with a helper class, pa-0
. The container is designed to provide the specified padding according to MD. I know you had another ticket that references an issue on NUXT and I'll be taking a look at that as well.
Ok. Thanks
Following up. fluid
is simply for removing the viewport specific max-widths. The container by default should have padding to match spec. So in this case, my previous answer of simply adding pa-0
would be the solution.
I had the same issue. I just removed v-container
and just have v-layout
now.
pa-0
works for v-container
when fluid
is not present, the work case for me is
<v-container ma-0 pa-0>
...
</v-container>
Well, v-container
brings me much headache, removing it is a good choice...
Following up.
fluid
is simply for removing the viewport specific max-widths. The container by default should have padding to match spec. So in this case, my previous answer of simply addingpa-0
would be the solution.
fluid have litle paddings on md size, but i want no paddings on xs,sm
This will be changing in 2.0. The grid system is a bit dated and is receiving a face lift.
can any one write here the code for how to add a class in a v-container,
i am asking this here to follow the best Practice
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This will be changing in 2.0. The grid system is a bit dated and is receiving a face lift.