Problem to solve
*The "v-card" element has a "hover" property that makes the card pop out of the screen when hovering.*
The property makes the cursor a pointer when hovering the card but that should only work for the "link" property from the "v-card" element in my opininion.
The hover effect only goes to "elevation-5". If an element has an "elevation="10"" property, the hover property will not be shown because 10 > 5.
Proposed solution
Make a css class "hover" or "elevation-hover" that makes an element virtually pop out of the screen by giving it "elevation-5" added to the current elevation value stated in the property or class.
It also would be nice to also give an intensity value at the end of the "hover" class.
// Gives the button "elevation-10" when hovering
<v-btn
class="hover"
elevation="5"
/>
// Gives the button "elevation-15" when hovering
<v-btn
class="hover-10"
elevation="5"
/>
This should also remove the hover property on the card entirely.
Also, remove the cursor-pointer class when the hover property is applied. This way, elements like v-sheets could expand when hovering them for better contrast while reading in sections.
Problem to solve
*The "v-card" element has a "hover" property that makes the card pop out of the screen when hovering.*
The property makes the cursor a pointer when hovering the card but that should only work for the "link" property from the "v-card" element in my opininion.
The hover effect only goes to "elevation-5". If an element has an "elevation="10"" property, the hover property will not be shown because 10 > 5.
Proposed solution
Make a css class "hover" or "elevation-hover" that makes an element virtually pop out of the screen by giving it "elevation-5" added to the current elevation value stated in the property or class.
It also would be nice to also give an intensity value at the end of the "hover" class.
This should also remove the hover property on the card entirely.
Also, remove the cursor-pointer class when the hover property is applied. This way, elements like v-sheets could expand when hovering them for better contrast while reading in sections.