How to Use Slots in Nuxt.js

Default slots are used when you want to be able to insert HTML into a certain portion of a component but don't know what your use case will be.
Simple use of the slot element on the child component declares default slots. You don't need to add anything unique to your parent component for your HTML to pass.

Thanks to slots in Vue.js, a component can render dynamic material known as slot content in a defined area on the component's template, which is called the slot outlet. The slot> element specifies this location.

HTML can be inserted into a specific section of the component using named slots. This is helpful when you want to have many slot sections in a single component, something that would otherwise be challenging to do. The slot name element on the child component is used to declare named slots.

Using slot-scope in the template, components containing slots can expose their data by feeding it into the slot. Using this method, you can transfer props from parent to child components without linking them.

Slots are designated areas that Vue.js makes available for the display of content that is provided from one component to another.

Props are data-filled apertures inside of a component. When a component has a prop, it anticipates receiving data from the component or view it is imported into. You can refer to this additional component as the parent component.

Slots, which resemble props, are openings within a component. Unlike props, they can take other markups or more components in addition to data.