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- Label Position: Developers can tailor the label's position, placing it above, below, to the left, to the right, or even hidden. -
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defines which day should be considered the start of the week in the date picker. You can select a starting day such as Monday, Sunday, or any other day depending on your region or application needs.
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- :::tip
+ :::tip
#### Intervals for Date Input:
The Intervals feature allows users to control date selection by either linking a datasource or manually defining intervals:
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+24 Hour Format
+When this option is enabled, the time picker switches to the 24 hour clock. Hours range from 0 to 23 and there is no AM or PM selection.
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+12 Hour Format
+When this option is disabled, the time picker uses the 12 hour clock. You select the hour, the minutes, and whether the time is AM or PM.
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+This gives users the flexibility to work with the time format they are most familiar with, whether it is the standard 12 hour clock or the more technical 24 hour clock
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+package.name.
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Alternatively, you can establish the connection by dragging and dropping the qodlysource onto the Text Input component.
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Retrieving user input data is equally effortless. By binding a Qodly Source to the **Text Input** component, you can access and employ user-entered content.
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