<MUIPlacesAutocomplete> composes several elements/components to provide the functionality/appearance that it does. Consumers should be able to modify the functionality/appearance of <MUIPlacesAutocomplete> and in a way that is consistent with how Material-UI works (see https://material-ui-next.com/customization/overrides/) to meet their business needs/requirements.
My first thought is to using styling techniques. These resources can be used as starting points for providing a solution:
<MUIPlacesAutocomplete>
composes several elements/components to provide the functionality/appearance that it does. Consumers should be able to modify the functionality/appearance of<MUIPlacesAutocomplete>
and in a way that is consistent with how Material-UI works (see https://material-ui-next.com/customization/overrides/) to meet their business needs/requirements.My first thought is to using styling techniques. These resources can be used as starting points for providing a solution:
This request was inspired by the discussions in #28.