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FilterDate Light DOM & Tailwind

Filter Date is a self-contained single-date **filter**: a chip that opens a popout containing an inline Calendar. It is the single-date counterpart to Filter Date Range and renders the shared filter chip via Filter Field. Composition-first: it emits change/clear/remove and leaves the active filters and any URL/query state to your app.

API reference

FilterDate

Filter Date is a self-contained single-date **filter**: a chip that opens a popout containing an inline Calendar. It is the single-date counterpart to Filter Date Range and renders the shared filter chip via Filter Field. Composition-first: it emits change/clear/remove and leaves the active filters and any URL/query state to your app.

<nord-filter-date></nord-filter-date>

Props

PropertyAttribute Description TypeDefault
labellabelThe label naming what this filter targets, shown on the chip.string''
valuevalueThe committed date as an ISO-8601 string YYYY-MM-DD, or "" for none.string''
minminEarliest selectable date (ISO-8601).string | undefined
maxmaxLatest selectable date (ISO-8601).string | undefined
firstDayOfWeekfirst-day-of-weekFirst day of the week (0 = Sunday … 6 = Saturday).number | undefined
todaytodayOverrides "today" (ISO-8601), mainly for deterministic tests/demos.string | undefined
removableremovableWhether the whole filter can be removed. When true the trailing affordance is a remove button that fires remove; otherwise it is a clear button.booleanfalse
clearableclearableShows a clear (✕) button while there is a selection. Defaults to true.booleantrue
disableddisabledMakes the component disabled.booleanfalse
sizesizeThe size of the chip controls.'s' | 'm' | 'l''s'
namenameIdentifies the filter (e.g. for your app's active-filter state).string''
openopenWhether the popout is open.booleanfalse

Methods

Method nameParameters Description
show() => voidN/AOpen the popout.
hide() => voidN/AClose the popout.
EventDetail TypeDescription
changeFilterDateChangeEventDispatched when the committed date changes (selection or clear).
clearFilterDateClearEventDispatched when the chip's clear affordance is pressed.
removeFilterDateRemoveEventDispatched when the chip's remove affordance is pressed.
openNordEventDispatched when the popout is opened.
closeNordEventDispatched when the popout is closed.

CSS Properties

CSS Custom Properties provide more fine grain control over component presentation. We advise utilizing existing properties on the component before using these.

PropertyDescriptionDefault
--n-filter-date-popout-inline-sizeControls the inline size of the popout content.
Light DOM & Tailwind. This component renders in the light DOM, so you can style it directly with your own CSS or Tailwind utility classes — there is no shadow boundary, and its default styles are low specificity, so your utilities win.