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Docs: add a datepicker example with the icon at the end - #43144
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The "With icon" example on the datepicker page only shows the calendar icon at the start of the field, and #43141 asks for one with the icon at the end. This adds a second example right after it that uses
.form-adorn-endon the wrapper, which moves the icon to the trailing side without changing the DOM order. Fixes #43141.The existing example is left as it is, so both placements are documented and people can pick the one that matches their design. The calendar already positions itself against the
.form-adornwrapper, so nothing in the script or the Sass changes. On the local docs server, the icon sits at the end of the field and the calendar opens under it, aligned with its left edge, as in the first example.🤖 Generated with Claude Code