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-# Dropdown
-
-> Dropdowns are toggleable, contextual overlays for displaying lists of links and actions in a
-> dropdown menu format.
-
-`<b-dropdown>` (or known by its shorter alias of `<b-dd>`) components are toggleable, contextual
-overlays for displaying lists of links and more. They're toggled by clicking (or pressing space or
-enter when focused), not by hovering; this is an
-[intentional design decision](https://markdotto.com/2012/02/27/bootstrap-explained-dropdowns/).
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-1" text="Dropdown Button" class="m-md-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item>First Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item>Second Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item>Third Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-divider></b-dropdown-divider>
-    <b-dropdown-item active>Active action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item disabled>Disabled action</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown.vue -->
-```
-
-## Button content
-
-You can customize the text of the dropdown button by using either the `text` prop (shown in previous
-examples), or use the `button-content` slot instead of the `text` prop. The `button-content` slot
-allows you to use basic HTML and icons in the button content.
-
-If both the prop `text` and slot `button-content` are present, the slot `button-content` will take
-precedence.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown text="Button text via Prop">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">An item</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another item</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-
-  <b-dropdown>
-    <template #button-content>
-      Custom <strong>Content</strong> with <em>HTML</em> via Slot
-    </template>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">An item</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another item</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-button-content.vue -->
-```
-
-## Positioning
-
-Dropdown supports various positioning such as left and right aligned, dropdown and dropup, and
-supports auto-flipping (dropdown to dropup, and vice-versa) when the menu would overflow off of the
-visible screen area.
-
-### Menu alignment
-
-The dropdown menu can either be left aligned (default) or right aligned with respect to the button
-above it. To have the dropdown aligned on the right, set the `right` prop.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-left" text="Left align" variant="primary" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-right" right text="Right align" variant="primary" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-right.vue -->
-```
-
-### Dropup
-
-Turn your dropdown menu into a drop-up menu by setting the `dropup` prop.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-dropup" dropup text="Drop-Up" variant="primary" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-dropup.vue -->
-```
-
-### Drop right or left
-
-Turn your dropdown menu into a drop-right menu by setting the `dropright` prop. Or, turn it into a
-drop-left menu by setting the `dropleft` right prop to true.
-
-`dropright` takes precedence over `dropleft`. Neither `dropright` or `dropleft` have any effect if
-`dropup` is set.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-dropright" dropright text="Drop-Right" variant="primary" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-dropleft" dropleft text="Drop-Left" variant="primary" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-dropright-dropleft.vue -->
-```
-
-### Auto "flipping"
-
-By default, dropdowns may flip to the top, or to the bottom, based on their current position in the
-viewport. To disable this auto-flip feature, set the `no-flip` prop.
-
-### Menu offset
-
-Like to move your menu away from the toggle buttons a bit? Then use the `offset` prop to specify the
-number of pixels to push right (or left when negative) from the toggle button:
-
-- Specified as a number of pixels: positive for right shift, negative for left shift.
-- Specify the distance in CSS units (i.e. `0.3rem`, `4px`, `1.2em`, etc.) passed as a string.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-offset" offset="25" text="Offset Dropdown" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-offset.vue -->
-```
-
-### Boundary constraint
-
-By default, dropdowns are visually constrained to its scroll parent, which will suffice in most
-situations. However, if you place a dropdown inside an element that has `overflow: scroll` (or
-similar) set, the dropdown menu may - in some situations - get cut off. To get around this, you can
-specify a boundary element via the `boundary` prop. Supported values are `'scrollParent'` (the
-default), `'viewport'`, `'window'` or a reference to an HTML element. The boundary value is passed
-directly to Popper.js's `boundariesElement` configuration option.
-
-**Note:** When `boundary` is any value other than the default of `'scrollParent'`, the style
-`position: static` is applied to to the dropdown component's root element in order to allow the menu
-to "break-out" of its scroll container. In some situations this may affect your layout or
-positioning of the dropdown trigger button. In these cases you may need to wrap your dropdown inside
-another element.
-
-### Advanced Popper.js configuration
-
-If you need some advanced Popper.js configuration to make dropdowns behave to your needs, you can
-use the `popper-opts` prop to pass down a custom configuration object which will be deeply merged
-with the BootstrapVue defaults.
-
-Head to the [Popper.js docs](https://popper.js.org/docs/v1/) to see all the configuration options.
-
-**Note**: The props `offset`, `boundary` and `no-flip` may loose their effect when you overwrite the
-Popper.js configuration.
-
-## Split button support
-
-Create a split dropdown button, where the left button provides standard `click` event and link
-support, while the right hand side is the dropdown menu toggle button.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown split text="Split Dropdown" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here...</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-split.vue -->
-```
-
-### Split button link support
-
-The left split button defaults to an element of type `<button>` (a `<b-button>` to be exact). To
-convert this button into a link or `<router-link>`, specify the href via the `split-href` prop or a
-router link `to` value via the `split-to` prop, while maintaining the look of a button.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown split split-href="#foo/bar" text="Split Link" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here...</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-split-link.vue -->
-```
-
-### Split button type
-
-The split button defaults to a button `type` of `'button'`. You can specify an alternate type via
-the `split-button-type` prop. Supported values are: `'button'`, `'submit'` and `'reset'`.
-
-If props `split-to` or `split-href` are set, the `split-button-type` prop will be ignored.
-
-## Styling options
-
-Dropdowns support various props for styling the dropdown trigger button.
-
-### Sizing
-
-Dropdowns work with trigger buttons of all sizes, including default and split dropdown buttons.
-
-Set the `size` prop to either `sm` for small button(s), or `lg` for large button(s).
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <div>
-    <b-dropdown size="lg" text="Large" class="m-2">
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Action</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Another action</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Something else here</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    </b-dropdown>
-
-    <b-dropdown size="lg" split text="Large Split" class="m-2">
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Action</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Another action</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Something else here...</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    </b-dropdown>
-  </div>
-  <div>
-    <b-dropdown size="sm" text="Small" class="m-2">
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Action</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Another action</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Something else here...</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    </b-dropdown>
-
-    <b-dropdown size="sm" split text="Small Split" class="m-2">
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Action</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Another action</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Something else here...</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    </b-dropdown>
-  </div>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-sizes.vue -->
-```
-
-**Note:** _changing the size of the button(s) does not affect the size of the menu items!_
-
-### Dropdown color variants
-
-The dropdown toggle button can have one of the standard Bootstrap contextual variants applied by
-setting the prop `variant` to `success`, `primary`, `info`, `danger`, `link`, `outline-dark`, etc.
-(or custom variants, if defined). The default variant is `secondary`.
-
-See the [Variant Reference](/docs/reference/color-variants) for a full list of built-in contextual
-variants.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown text="Primary" variant="primary" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-
-  <b-dropdown text="Success" variant="success" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-
-  <b-dropdown text="Outline Danger" variant="outline-danger" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-variants.vue -->
-```
-
-You can also apply arbitrary classes to the toggle button via the `toggle-class` prop. This prop
-accepts either a string or array of strings.
-
-### Split button color variant
-
-By default the left split button uses the same `variant` as the `toggle` button. You can give the
-split button its own variant via the `split-variant` prop.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown
-    split
-    split-variant="outline-primary"
-    variant="primary"
-    text="Split Variant Dropdown"
-    class="m-2"
-  >
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here...</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-split-variant.vue -->
-```
-
-### Block level dropdowns
-
-By default dropdowns act like buttons and are displayed inline. To create block level dropdowns
-(that span to the full width of a parent) set the `block` prop. Both, regular and split button
-dropdowns are supported.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown text="Block Level Dropdown" block variant="primary" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-
-  <b-dropdown
-    text="Block Level Split Dropdown"
-    block
-    split
-    split-variant="outline-primary"
-    variant="primary"
-    class="m-2"
-  >
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here...</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-block.vue -->
-```
-
-If you want the dropdown menu to span to the full width of the parent container too, add the `w-100`
-utility class to the `menu-class` prop.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown
-    text="Block Level Dropdown Menu"
-    block
-    variant="primary"
-    class="m-2"
-    menu-class="w-100"
-  >
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-block-menu.vue -->
-```
-
-### Dropdown sub-component color variants
-
-Many of the supported dropdown [sub-components](#dropdown-supported-sub-components) provide a
-`variant` prop for controlling their text color.
-
-### Hidden caret
-
-The dropdown can be created with the toggle's caret visually hidden by setting the `no-caret` prop
-to `true`. This is useful when the dropdown is to be displayed as an icon.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown size="lg"  variant="link" toggle-class="text-decoration-none" no-caret>
-    <template #button-content>
-      &#x1f50d;<span class="sr-only">Search</span>
-    </template>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Another action</b-dropdown-item>
-    <b-dropdown-item href="#">Something else here...</b-dropdown-item>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-hidden-caret.vue -->
-```
-
-**Note:** The caret will always be shown when using `split` mode.
-
-## Lazy dropdown
-
-By default, `<b-dropdown>` renders the menu contents in the DOM even when the menu is not shown.
-When there are a large number of dropdowns rendered on the same page, performance could be impacted
-due to larger overall memory utilization. You can instruct `<b-dropdown>` to render the menu
-contents only when it is shown by setting the `lazy` prop to true.
-
-## Dropdown supported sub-components
-
-The following components can be placed inside of your dropdowns. Using any other component or markup
-may break layout and/or keyboard navigation.
-
-| Sub-component              | Description                                                                                                                     | Aliases                                                          |
-| -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `<b-dropdown-item>`        | Action items that provide click, link, and `<router-link>`/`<nuxt-link>` functionality. Renders as an `<a>` element by default. | `<b-dd-item>`                                                    |
-| `<b-dropdown-item-button>` | An alternative to `<b-dropdown-item>` that renders a menu item using a `<button>` element.                                      | `<b-dropdown-item-btn>`, `<b-dd-item-button>`, `<b-dd-item-btn>` |
-| `<b-dropdown-divider>`     | A divider / spacer which can be used to separate dropdown items.                                                                | `<b-dd-divider>`                                                 |
-| `<b-dropdown-text>`        | Free flowing text content in a menu.                                                                                            | `<b-dd-text>`                                                    |
-| `<b-dropdown-form>`        | For placing form controls within a dropdown menu.                                                                               | `<b-dd-form>`                                                    |
-| `<b-dropdown-group>`       | For grouping dropdown sub components with an optional header.                                                                   | `<b-dd-group>`                                                   |
-| `<b-dropdown-header>`      | A header item, used to help identify a group of dropdown items.                                                                 | `<b-dd-header>`                                                  |
-
-**Note:** _Nested sub-menus are **not** supported._
-
-### `<b-dropdown-item>`
-
-The `<b-dropdown-item>` is typically used to create a navigation link inside your menu. Use either
-the `href` prop or the `to` prop (for router link support) to generate the appropriate navigation
-link. If neither `href` nor `to` are provided, a standard `<a>` link will be generated with an
-`href` of `#` (with an event handler that will prevent scroll to top behaviour by preventing the
-default link action).
-
-Disabled the dropdown item by setting the `disabled` prop.
-
-### `<b-dropdown-item-button>`
-
-Historically dropdown menu contents had to be links (`<b-dropdown-item>`), but that's no longer the
-case with Bootstrap v4. Now you can optionally create `<button>` elements in your dropdowns by using
-the `<b-dropdown-item-button>` sub-component. `<b-dropdown-item-button>` does not support the `href`
-or `to` props.
-
-Disabled the dropdown item button by setting the `disabled` prop.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-buttons" text="Dropdown using buttons as menu items" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>I'm a button</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button active>I'm a active button</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button disabled>I'm a button, but disabled!</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>I don't look like a button, but I am!</b-dropdown-item-button>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-item-button.vue -->
-```
-
-When the menu item doesn't trigger navigation, it is recommended to use the
-`<b-dropdown-item-button>` sub-component.
-
-### `<b-dropdown-divider>`
-
-Separate groups of related menu items with `<b-dropdown-divider>`.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-divider" text="Dropdown with divider" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>First item</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>Second item</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-divider></b-dropdown-divider>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>Separated Item</b-dropdown-item-button>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-divider.vue -->
-```
-
-### `<b-dropdown-text>`
-
-Place any freeform text within a dropdown menu using the `<b-dropdown-text>` sub component or use
-text and use spacing utilities. Note that you'll likely need additional sizing styles to
-constrain/set the menu width.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-text" text="Dropdown with text" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-text style="width: 240px;">
-      Some example text that's free-flowing within the dropdown menu.
-    </b-dropdown-text>
-    <b-dropdown-text>And this is more example text.</b-dropdown-text>
-    <b-dropdown-divider></b-dropdown-divider>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>First item</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>Second Item</b-dropdown-item-button>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-text.vue -->
-```
-
-`<b-dropdown-text>` has the BootstrapVue custom class `.b-dropdown-text` applied to it which sets
-some basic styles which are suitable in most situations. By default its width will be the same as
-the widest `<b-dropdown-item>` content. You may need to place additional styles or helper classes on
-the component.
-
-By default `<b-dropdown-text>` renders using tag `<p>`. You can change the rendered tag by setting
-the `tag` prop to any valid HTML5 tag on the `<b-dropdown-text>` sub-component.
-
-### `<b-dropdown-form>`
-
-Dropdowns support basic forms. Put a `<b-dropdown-form>` within a dropdown menu and place form
-controls within the `<b-dropdown-form>`. The `<b-dropdown-form>` is based on the
-[`<b-form>`](/docs/components/form) component, and supports the same props and attributes as a
-regular form.
-
-```html
-<template>
-  <div>
-    <b-dropdown id="dropdown-form" text="Dropdown with form" ref="dropdown" class="m-2">
-      <b-dropdown-form>
-        <b-form-group label="Email" label-for="dropdown-form-email" @submit.stop.prevent>
-          <b-form-input
-            id="dropdown-form-email"
-            size="sm"
-            placeholder="email@example.com"
-          ></b-form-input>
-        </b-form-group>
-
-        <b-form-group label="Password" label-for="dropdown-form-password">
-          <b-form-input
-            id="dropdown-form-password"
-            type="password"
-            size="sm"
-            placeholder="Password"
-          ></b-form-input>
-        </b-form-group>
-
-        <b-form-checkbox class="mb-3">Remember me</b-form-checkbox>
-        <b-button variant="primary" size="sm" @click="onClick">Sign In</b-button>
-      </b-dropdown-form>
-      <b-dropdown-divider></b-dropdown-divider>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>New around here? Sign up</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Forgot Password?</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    </b-dropdown>
-  </div>
-</template>
-
-<script>
-  export default {
-    methods: {
-      onClick() {
-        // Close the menu and (by passing true) return focus to the toggle button
-        this.$refs.dropdown.hide(true)
-      }
-    }
-  }
-</script>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-form.vue -->
-```
-
-`<b-dropdown-form>` has the BootstrapVue custom class `.b-dropdown-form` applied to it which sets
-some basic styles which are suitable in most situations. By default its width will be the same as
-the widest `<b-dropdown-item>` content. You may need to place additional styles or helper classes on
-the component.
-
-### `<b-dropdown-group>`
-
-Group a set of dropdown sub components with an optional associated header. Place a
-`<b-dropdown-divider>` between your `<b-dropdown-group>` and other groups or non-grouped dropdown
-contents
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-grouped" text="Dropdown with group" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>
-      Non-grouped Item
-    </b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-divider></b-dropdown-divider>
-    <b-dropdown-group id="dropdown-group-1" header="Group 1">
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>First Grouped item</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Second Grouped Item</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    </b-dropdown-group>
-    <b-dropdown-group id="dropdown-group-2" header="Group 2">
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>First Grouped item</b-dropdown-item-button>
-      <b-dropdown-item-button>Second Grouped Item</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    </b-dropdown-group>
-    <b-dropdown-divider></b-dropdown-divider>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>
-      Another Non-grouped Item
-    </b-dropdown-item-button>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-group.vue -->
-```
-
-Using `<b-dropdown-group>` instead of `<b-dropdown-header>` is the recommended method for providing
-accessible grouped items with a header.
-
-### `<b-dropdown-header>`
-
-Add a header to label sections of actions in any dropdown menu.
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-header" text="Dropdown with header" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-header id="dropdown-header-label">
-      Dropdown header
-    </b-dropdown-header>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button aria-describedby="dropdown-header-label">
-      First item
-    </b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button aria-describedby="dropdown-header-label">
-      Second Item
-    </b-dropdown-item-button>
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-header.vue -->
-```
-
-See Section [Dropdown headers and accessibility](#dropdown-headers-and-accessibility) for details on
-making headers more accessible for users of assistive technologies.
-
-Using the `<b-dropdown-group>` sub-component simplifies creating accessible grouped dropdown items
-with an associated header.
-
-#### Closing the menu via form interaction
-
-Clicking buttons inside of a `<b-dropdown-form>` will not automatically close the menu. If you need
-to close the menu using a button (or via the form submit event), call the `hide()` method on the
-`<b-dropdown>` instance, as is shown in the above example.
-
-The `hide()` method accepts a single boolean argument. If the argument is `true`, then focus will be
-returned to the dropdown toggle button after the menu has closed. Otherwise the document will gain
-focus once the menu is closed.
-
-## Listening to dropdown changes via \$root events
-
-To listen to any dropdown opening, use:
-
-```js
-export default {
-  mounted() {
-    this.$root.$on('bv::dropdown::show', bvEvent => {
-      console.log('Dropdown is about to be shown', bvEvent)
-    })
-  }
-}
-```
-
-Refer to the [Events](#component-reference) section of documentation for the full list of events.
-
-## Optionally scoped default slot
-
-The default slot is optionally scoped with the following scope available:
-
-| Property or Method | Description                                                                                                                      |
-| ------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `hide()`           | Can be used to close the dropdown menu. Accepts an optional boolean argument, which if `true` returns focus to the toggle button |
-
-## Accessibility
-
-Providing a unique `id` prop ensures ARIA compliance by automatically adding the appropriate
-`aria-*` attributes in the rendered markup.
-
-The default ARIA role is set to `menu`, but you can change this default to another role (such as
-`navigation`) via the `role` prop, depending on your user case. The `role` prop value will be used
-to determine `aria-haspopup` attribute for the toggle button.
-
-When a menu item doesn't trigger navigation, it is recommended to use the `<b-dropdown-item-button>`
-sub-component (which is not announced as a link) instead of `<b-dropdown-item>` (which is presented
-as a link to the user).
-
-### Headers and accessibility
-
-When using `<b-dropdown-header>` components in the dropdown menu, it is recommended to add an `id`
-attribute to each of the headers, and then set the `aria-describedby` attribute (set to the `id`
-value of the associated header) on each following dropdown items under that header. This will
-provide users of assistive technologies (i.e. sight-impaired users) additional context about the
-dropdown item:
-
-```html
-<div>
-  <b-dropdown id="dropdown-aria" text="Dropdown ARIA" variant="primary" class="m-2">
-    <b-dropdown-header id="dropdown-header-1">Groups</b-dropdown-header>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button aria-describedby="dropdown-header-1">Add</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button aria-describedby="dropdown-header-1">Delete</b-dropdown-item-button>
-
-    <b-dropdown-header id="dropdown-header-2">Users</b-dropdown-header>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button aria-describedby="dropdown-header-2">Add</b-dropdown-item-button>
-    <b-dropdown-item-button aria-describedby="dropdown-header-2">Delete</b-dropdown-item-button>
-
-    <b-dropdown-divider></b-dropdown-divider>
-
-    <b-dropdown-item-button>
-      Something <strong>not</strong> associated with Users
-    </b-dropdown-item-button>
-
-  </b-dropdown>
-</div>
-
-<!-- b-dropdown-aria.vue -->
-```
-
-As a simplified alternative, use the `<b-dropdown-group>` instead to easily associate header text to
-the contained dropdown sub-components.
-
-### Keyboard navigation
-
-Dropdowns support keyboard navigation, emulating native `<select>` behaviour.
-
-Note that <kbd>Down</kbd> and <kbd>Up</kbd> will not move focus into `<b-dropdown-form>` sub
-components, but users can still use <kbd>Tab</kbd> or <kbd>Shift</kbd>+<kbd>Tab</kbd> to move into
-form controls within the menu.
-
-## Implementation notes
-
-The dropdown menu is rendered with semantic `<ul>` and `<li>` elements for accessibility reasons.
-The `.dropdown-menu` is the `<ul>` element, while dropdown items (items, buttons, text, form,
-headers, and dividers) are wrapped in an `<li>` element. If creating custom items to place inside
-the dropdown menu, ensure they are wrapped with a plain `<li>`.
-
-## See also
-
-- [`<b-nav-item-dropdown>`](/docs/components/nav#dropdown-support) for dropdown support inside
-  `<b-nav>` and `<n-navbar>`
-- [Router Link Support](/docs/reference/router-links) reference for information about router-link
-  specific props available on `<b-dropdown-item>`
-
-<!-- Component reference added automatically from component package.json -->