OTP Input Appearance
The Kendo UI for Angular OTP Input provides predefined appearance options such as different sizes, border radiuses, and fill modes. The component also offers options for modifying its length and defining a spacing between the input fields.
The following example demonstrates all available appearance options of the OTP Input in action.
Length
By default, the OTP Input component displays four input fields. You have the ability to adjust the length of the OTP Input and define the total number of input fields in the component.
To customize the number of input fields in the OTP Input, use the length property that the component provides.
Spacing
By default, the input fields in the OTP Input component are rendered separate from each other. The OTP Input provides a spacing property that enables you to customize this behavior and display the input fields adjacent to each other.
To remove the default spacing between the input fields in the OTP Input, set the spacing property to false.
Size
The OTP Input allows you to set different padding on the input fields. To achieve this, utilize the size property. It accepts values of type InputSize or none.
The size option supports the following values:
small—Sets the top and bottom padding of the input fields to2px.medium(default)—Sets the top and bottom padding of the input fields to4px.large—Sets the top and bottom padding of the input fields to8px.none—The none option removes the built-in sizing of the OTP Input. Allows for custom padding.
The following example demonstrates how to define the size of the OTP Input.
Roundness
The OTP Input enables you to apply different border radius to the component through the rounded property. It accepts values of type InputRounded or none.
The rounded option supports the following values:
small—Sets the border radius of the input fields to2px.medium(default)—Sets the border radius of the input fields to4px.large—Sets the border radius of the input fields to6px.full—Sets the border radius of the input fields to9999px.none—The none option removes the built-in roundness of the OTP Input. Allows for custom border radius.
When the
spacingof the OTP Input is disabled, theroundedoption affects the border radius only of the outer input fields.
The following example demonstrates how to define the border radius of the OTP Input.
Fill Mode
The OTP Input allows you to set different fill modes by using the fillMode property. It accepts values of type InputFillMode or none.
The fillMode option supports the following values:
flat—Sets atransparent backgroundandsolid bottom border.solid(default)—Applies abackgroundcolor andsolid borders.outline—Sets atransparent backgroundandsolid borders.none—The none option removes the built-in fill mode styles of the OTP Input. Allows for custombackgroundandborderstyles.
The following example demonstrates how to define the fill mode of the OTP Input.