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The .NET MAUI Text Input Layout or Label Entry is a container control that allows users to add floating labels, password toggle icons to show or hide passwords, leading and trailing icons, and assistive labels such as error messages and help text on top of input controls.
Enhance the appearance of the Syncfusion Autocomplete and ComboBox controls; the .NET MAUI framework’s Entry and Editor. Add assistive labels and icons to those input views by just wrapping the entry and input views with the Text Input Layout control.
Filled: The background of the input view will be filled with the container color, and the baseline stroke and thickness will be changed based on the state of the input view.Outlined: The container will be framed with a rounded border.None: The container will have an empty background and space around it.
Indicate the focused, unfocused, error, and disabled states of the control.
Enable the password toggle icon to show or hide a password, interactively.
Assistive labels provide more information about the input text.
Avoid additional labels by adding a hint text, giving the input view more space. The hint text moves from the middle to the top to show a floating label when the input becomes active.
The helper text provides additional information about the text to be entered.
Displaying error text assists in solving validation errors.
Add a leading icon to indicate the input type, such as birth date, phone number, or password. Use a trailing icon to add a clear button, error icon, voice input icon, or drop-down icon.
Customize the font family, font attributes, and text color for the hint text, error text, and helper text.
Customize the padding around the input view.
Render the control in the right-to-left direction.
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