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@thumbtack/tp-ui-element-label

v1.3.5

Published

When using a `<label>`, it’s important to ensure that the `<label>` is linked to a form element. You can do this by:

Downloads

7

Readme


package: '@thumbtack/tp-ui-element-label' kit: label/index.mdx platform: scss url: /components/label/scss/ mdxType: componentApi

import '@thumbtack/tp-ui-element-label'; import '@thumbtack/tp-ui-element-input'; import '@thumbtack/tp-ui-component-form-note';

Examples

When using a <label>, it’s important to ensure that the <label> is linked to a form element. You can do this by:

  1. Adding a for attribute to the <label> that matches the id of an associated form element.
  2. Wrapping the form element within the label. (You’ll have to add the tp-label class to an element within the <label> and not on the <label> itself.)

If done correctly, clicking on the label text should switch the browser’s focus to the form element.

Label with an input

<label class="tp-label" for="input-2781013281341440">Email address</label>
<input
    type="text"
    class="tp-text-input"
    id="input-2781013281341440"
    placeholder="[email protected]"
/>

Disabled label

Labels can appear visually disabled. It’s important to also disable the associated form element.

<label class="tp-label tp-label--disabled" for="input-22291815954776064">Email address</label>
<input
    type="text"
    class="tp-text-input"
    disabled
    id="input-22291815954776064"
    placeholder="[email protected]"
/>

Label with a validation error

You can change the label color to red when the associated form element has invalid data.

Validation errors must be also include text that explains the error. This helps guide the user and is crucial for users with visual impairments.

<label class="tp-label tp-label--bad-news" for="input-1301239354621952">Email address</label>
<input
    type="text"
    class="tp-text-input tp-text-input--bad-news"
    id="input-1301239354621952"
    value="example@exampl"
/>
<div class="tp-form-note tp-form-note--bad-news">The email address you entered is incorrect.</div>