@material/mwc-notched-outline
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<mwc-notched-outline> 
IMPORTANT: The Material Web Components are a work in progress and subject to major changes until 1.0 release.
<mwc-notched-outline> is an element that is not meant to be consumed
externally. It is the outline element that can create a notch that is used in
outlined textfields and dropdown menus.
Material Design Guidelines: textfields
Material Design Guidelines: exposed dropdown menu
| Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
--mdc-theme-primary | #6200ee | Color of a floating, slotted FloatingLabel and outline. |
--mdc-shape-small | 4px | Radius of the border. |
--mdc-notched-outline-stroke-width | 1px | Outline width. |
--mdc-notched-outline-notch-offset | 0 | Padding-top to apply to notch when open to compensate for border width box size |
--mdc-notched-outline-border-color | none | Sets the border / outline color. |
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Material Design notched outline web component
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