How to Use x-on click event in AlpineJS

Alpine JS x-on click event example

In this tutorial, we will explore an example of using the x-on or @click event in Alpine.js. We can utilize x-on to listen to DOM events and execute JavaScript when they are triggered. Example 1 x-on click event syntax. Shorthand…

Learn How to Use For Loop in AlpineJS

Alpine JS For Loop Example

In this tutorial, we will learn how to use a for loop in Alpine.js. We will cover the x-for loop with numbers, looping through arrays, x-for loop index iteration, and looping through associative arrays (key-value pairs) using AlpineJS 3. Example…

Learn x-if Statement in Alpinejs

Learn x-if Statement in Alpinejs

In this section, we will learn if statements in Alpine.js, including how to use else statements with the not equal to (!=) operator. In Alpine.js, you can use only if statements within a template div. Example 1 Simple use of…

Tailwind CSS Free Digital Agency Landing Page Template

Tailwind CSS Free Digital Agency Landing Page Template

Digital Agency template is a new Tailwind CSS 3.x template designed to enhance your performance. It is minimal and loads very quickly. The Tailwind Digital Agency landing page offers a responsive navbar, features section, blogs section, and contact us section.…

Learn how to use x-show in AlpineJS

Learn how to use x-show in AlpineJS

In this Alpine.js tutorial, we will explore x-show. x-show is one of the most useful and powerful directives in Alpine.js. It allows you to show and hide DOM elements based on a condition. By default, x-show applies display: none; style…

How to Use x-text in AlpineJS

How to Use x-text in AlpineJS

In this section, we will explore how to utilize x-text in Alpine.js. x-text is a straightforward directive used for displaying text data dynamically. Example 1 Simply display text messages using x-text. Example 2 Alpinejs x-text with click event. Example 3…

How to Use Bind Data (x-model) in AlpineJS

alpinejs data binding with x-model

In this Alpine.js tutorial, we will explore an example of x-model. x-model is used for two-way data binding in Alpine.js. We can bind data to form elements such as input fields, textarea inputs, checkboxes, radio inputs, select inputs, and any…