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Supports all three levels of FieldLabel:
  • label — primary title of the field,
  • secondaryLabel — additional context, typically used to indicate optionality of a field,
  • tertiaryLabel — further context, typically used for providing assistance with a field.
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A message is typically used to communicate the status of a field, such as an error message. This will be announced on focus of the field and can be combined with a tone to illustrate its purpose.The supported tones are: "critical", "positive", "caution", and "neutral".
Critical message
Positive message
Caution message
Neutral message
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Additional context can be provided with a description. This will display below the field label and also be announced by a screen reader when the field is focused.
Extra information about the field
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Mark the field as disabled by passing true to the disabled prop.
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Providing a placeholder will display as a prompt to the user when no value is entered.
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A clear icon button will appear in the field when the user has entered text. You must pass a function to the onClear prop, which will be called when the button is clicked.Translation hint The aria-label for the clear button can be customised by providing a clearLabel prop.
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For decoration and help distinguishing between fields, an icon can be provided. This will be placed to the left of the field and is not interactive.
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The prefix prop allows you to prepend read-only content on the left-hand side of the field. This is typically used for currency symbols, country codes, etc.
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Providing a characterLimit will communicate when the input text approaches or exceeds the specified limit.To prevent loss of information, exceeding the limit is permitted, however the count will be presented in a critical tone.
Character limit of 50
 
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To improve the user experience when entering text on mobile devices, the keyboard layout can be tailored to suit its content using the inputMode prop.Choose from the built-in inputmodes, for example: numeric, email, url, etc. and the device will show the appropriate keyboard layout.
Selected input mode:
numeric
Note: Keyboard change only visible on a mobile device
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In some cases it may be necessary for a field to be labelled by another element or even not to have a visual label. Instead of providing a label either aria-label or aria-labelledby can be provided.

Custom field label

The label for this field is the Heading element before it.
The label for this field is hidden.
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