Shadcn Select 16
Select with custom access level descriptions. Built by composing Field, Select. A free, open source shadcn select example you can install with npx shadcn@latest add @reui/c-select-16 and edit as your own code.
Select with custom access level descriptions
About Shadcn Select 16
Select with custom access level descriptions. Built by composing Field, Select. A free, open source shadcn select example you can install with npx shadcn@latest add @reui/c-select-16 and edit as your own code.
What You Can Build With Shadcn Select 16
- Composes Field, Select, so it drops into any project already using those components.
- Install it with the shadcn CLI: npx shadcn@latest add @reui/c-select-16
- Open source and free, with the full source on this page to copy or adapt.
More Shadcn Select Examples
- Select 1 A basic select component with a list of options
- Select 2 Select with icons and placeholder state
- Select 3 Select component with grouped options and labels
- Select 4 Select component with a large list of options
- Select 5 Select component with small trigger size
- Select 6 Select component with a subscription plan style
- Select 7 Select component with item alignment disabled
- Select 8 Select component within a Field with label and description
- Select 9 Select component in an invalid state
- Select 10 Select component in a disabled state
- Select 11 Select component inside a Dialog
- Select 12 Select component with multiple selection
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