Vue allows you to use HTML tags and attributes to control and alter the view of your application. This involves setting attributes dynamically, such as alt and href. It also allows you to render tags and components based on data in the application. These attributes begin with a v- and, as mentioned at the beginning of this book, get removed from the HTML on render. Before we start outputting and filtering our data, we'll run through a few of the common declarations.
HTML declarations
v-html
The v-html directive allows you to output content without using the mustache-style curly bracket syntax. It can also be used if your output contains HTML tags – it will render the output as HTML instead of plain text....