Hi,
To maintain consistency with the web apps, it would be nice to have the Tag component in the mobile app as well.
Regards,
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Hi @MicExpert, could you expand on your use case?
In the web app, we heavily rely on the Tag component to categorize and visually differentiate various types of data or statuses. The tags serve as clear, at-a-glance identifiers that provide context without requiring users to open additional details or perform extra actions. For example, we use tags to denote the status of tasks (e.g., "Pending", "In Progress", "Completed"), priority levels (e.g., "High", "Medium", "Low"), and even types of content or classifications (e.g., "Bug", "Feature Request", "Documentation").
Regads,
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I’m also looking for a component that looks like a pill/tag. Right now I use a container with a text component with different background colours. But it’s not ideal.
Especially if you want a list of tags. Now I have 5 containers and 5 text components and a lot of code to make them hidden and visible again.
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Thank you both for expanding on your use cases! I included your feedback on the internal FR. On the meantime, @Steven_W, could you please share the logic you used to conditionally render each tag? This would be a fantastic resource for other users looking to implement this workaround while we await the feature's release.