Here's CSS only switch modeled after the checkbox function component for your use in LiveView
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I wanted to show a very basic example on how easy it is to just make an elixir module for adding you own dropdown menu. No need for large UI libraries for components if you get used to simply making your own.
FYI: this is a work in progress and it not complete as of yet. In this post I show you how to make a basic site nav and also add a mobile toggle button for showing a mobile friendly version for smaller screens.
In this post I want to touch on something I've found myself writing a few times as a prerequisite as a starting point for a new phoenix application. In this post I go over some of the very basics to getting a basic phoenix application going for local development.