How to use VUE to achieve the effect of elongating fonts

VUE is a modern JavaScript framework that has become the first choice for front-end development. In the process of using VUE, many developers will encounter a problem: how to lengthen the font. In this article, I will introduce how to use VUE to achieve the effect of elongating fonts.

1. Why do you need to lengthen the font in VUE?

In the design of web pages, fonts are a very important part. The size, color, style, etc. of the fonts will directly affect the overall image of the web page. When we need to highlight a certain text, sometimes we need to lengthen the font to achieve a special visual effect. However, the method to achieve the font lengthening effect in pure CSS is relatively cumbersome, so we are more suitable to implement it in VUE.

2. How to achieve the font lengthening effect in VUE?

1. Use v-bind to bind styles

In VUE applications, we can use the v-bind directive to bind styles to control the style of DOM elements. To achieve an elongated font effect, you need to use the text-stroke property in CSS3. The text-stroke attribute allows the text to have a stroke effect. We can set the stroke width and color. Because text-stroke is a CSS3 property, it needs to be defined in the CSS style, and then the style is bound to the HTML element through the v-bind directive.

2. Change the text size and spacing

By changing the text size and spacing, we can also achieve the effect of elongating the font. Specifically, we can set the text spacing to a negative value, and then set the width of the text to be equal to the width of the parent element, so that the text will be stretched. Additionally, we can increase the font size at the same time to make the text appear more prominent.

3. Code demonstration to achieve text elongation effect

The following is a simple demonstration example, which contains two methods to achieve text elongation effect. This example uses VUE version 2.x and assumes you already know basic VUE knowledge.

HTML code:

<div id="app">
  <h1 v-bind:style="{&#39;-webkit-text-stroke&#39;: &#39;1px black&#39;, &#39;-webkit-text-fill-color&#39;: &#39;#fff&#39;}">Hello VUE!</h1>
  <h2 class="long-text">Hello VUE!</h2>
</div>

CSS code:

.long-text {
  font-size: 30px;
  letter-spacing: -10px;
  width: 100%;
}

JavaScript code:

new Vue({
  el: "#app",
  data: {},
  methods: {},
  computed: {},
  mounted() {}
});

In this example, we used two methods to implement the text Elongating effect. The first method is to use the v-bind directive to bind the style and set the text-stroke attribute in the style. The second method is to define the text style directly in CSS.

4. Conclusion

Through the introduction of this article, we can find that it is very easy to achieve the font elongation effect in VUE. Whether you use the v-bind directive to bind styles or directly define element styles in CSS, you can easily implement it as long as you have basic VUE knowledge. Of course, the font elongation effect is only a small part of the text effect. We can also use VUE to achieve more complex text effects.

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