docs: reiterate that .prop refers to a DOM property and not a Vue prop - #3456
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.prop refers to a DOM property and not a Vue prop#3456jvns wants to merge 1 commit into
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The word `prop` means multiple things on this page: it can mean either a Vue prop, or a DOM property. Repeat that `.prop` refers to a DOM property to avoid confusion.
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Description of Problem
When reading these docs on what
.propdoes today, I got confused because normally in Vue,proprefers to a Vue prop. But.propsets a DOM property which is a completely different thing.It says further up in the page what
.propdoes, but I think it's useful to repeat it since (in the text immediately above showing how to do a "prop binding"), the word "prop" refers to a Vue prop, so it's easy to get confused.Proposed Solution
Repeat that
.propsets a DOM property to avoid confusion.