Blazor TextBox with Floating Label

Blazor TextBox

The Blazor TextBox component provides a floating label with minimal configuration. It supports most of the features that are available in the pure HTML5/CSS version of the TextBox component.

• Blazor TextBox component example

HTML5/CSS TextBox

The simple TextBox component renders using pure CSS and HTML. It supports all the essential features, such as input groups with icons, floating labels, multiline text, different sizing, validation states, and more.

• HTML5 TextBox component example

Input group

Easily create input groups by prepending or appending icons, buttons, or text with floating labels in the TextBox component. For example, you can prepend text with a dollar symbol ($) for price input, or prepend an at sign (@) for user names.

• Input group example

Floating label (placeholder text)

The Blazor TextBox component floats placeholder text to the top of the input box with an animation when the input receives focus, or the input has a value. The floating label is used to ensure the input value and label are always visible.

• Floating label TextBox component example

Input sizing

The TextBox component has built-in sizing support (normal and small modes) to fit the input box’s size with sufficient padding and spacing.

• TextBox Input sizing documentation

Input validation with HTML forms

The Blazor TextBox component can validate the input value and apply the corresponding validation styles for success, error, and warning states, which are used in most standard HTML forms.

• Input validation styles example

Multiline TextBox

The TextBox component capable to handle multiple lines of text with floating label that helps you to accept address, description, comments, feedback, and more.

• Multiline TextBox documentation

Get and set text box value

Easily set or retrieve the value in the Blazor TextBox component to process it, and enable a clear button to allow users to reset the input value.

Right-to-left (RTL) rendering

The Blazor TextBox component supports right-to-left (RTL) rendering. Users can change the text direction and layout of the TextBox component from right to left. This improves the user experience and accessibility for users who use RTL languages.