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### VSwitchBlock
Vuero provides nicely styled switch checkboxes when you need to
display such control in yoour forms. Vuero `VSwitchBlock` component have
several color modififers. Available modifiers are `primary`, `success`,
`info`, `warning` and `danger`.
Please refer to the markup for more details about usage.
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```vue
<template>
<VField horizontal>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="primary" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="success" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="info" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="warning" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="danger" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
</VField>
</template>
```
<!--/code-->
<!--example-->
<VField horizontal>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="primary" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="success" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="info" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="warning" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock color="danger" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
</VField>
<!--/example-->

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---
state:
value: true
---
### Block label
You might have to add a label to your switches in some cases.
If so, use the `VSwitchBlock` component, which provides a nice and clean
flexbox layout. See the code example for more details about usage.
<!--code-->
```vue
<script setup lang="ts">
const value = ref(true)
</script>
<template>
<VField>
<VControl>
<VSwitchBlock v-model="value" label="Some option" />
</VControl>
</VField>
</template>
```
<!--/code-->
<!--example-->
<div>
<VField>
<VControl>
<VSwitchBlock
v-model="frontmatter.state.value"
label="Some option"
/>
</VControl>
</VField>
</div>
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### Thin Switch
Vuero provides nice thin switch checkboxes when you need to display
such control in your forms. Use `thin` modifier on `VSwitchBlock` component.
Please refer to the markup for more details about usage.
<!--code-->
```vue
<template>
<VField horizontal>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock thin />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock
thin
color="primary"
:model-value="true"
/>
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock
thin
color="success"
:model-value="true"
/>
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock
thin
color="info"
:model-value="true"
/>
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock
thin
color="warning"
:model-value="true"
/>
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock
thin
color="danger"
:model-value="true"
/>
</VControl>
</VField>
</template>
```
<!--/code-->
<!--example-->
<VField horizontal>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock thin />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock thin color="primary" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock thin color="success" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock thin color="info" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock thin color="warning" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
<VControl subcontrol class="mr-2">
<VSwitchBlock thin color="danger" :model-value="true" />
</VControl>
</VField>
<!--/example-->

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state:
value: true
---
### Thin label
You might have to add a label to your switches in some cases.
If so, use the `VSwitchBlock` component, which provides a nice and
clean flexbox layout. See the code example for more details about usage.
<!--code-->
```vue
<script setup lang="ts">
const value = ref(true)
</script>
<template>
<VField>
<VControl>
<VSwitchBlock
v-model="value"
label="Some option"
thin
/>
</VControl>
</VField>
</template>
```
<!--/code-->
<!--example-->
<div>
<VField>
<VControl>
<VSwitchBlock
v-model="frontmatter.state.value"
label="Some option"
thin
/>
</VControl>
</VField>
</div>
<!--/example-->