Stack Component
abstract class StackComponent : Component<Div> , EventProperties<HTMLDivElement>
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This base component class for stacking components offer some configuration properties.
It enables to configure the following features:
switching the default order of rendering (top -> bottom to bottom -> top for stackUps and left -> right to right -> left for lineUps)
defining the spacing between the items. For details have a look at dev.fritz2.styling.theme.Theme.space
adding arbitrary items like HTML elements or other components
You can combine both kind of stacking components to realize a simple layou for example:
`lineUp`for structure "menu" and "content" parts`stackUp`for alignment of menu items
<- lineUp ->
^ +----------+--------------------------------+
| | Menu: | ** Item 2 ** |
S | - Item1 | |
t | -*Item2* | This is the content of Item 2 |
a | - Item3 | |
c | - Item4 | |
k | | |
U | | |
p | | |
| | | |
v +----------+--------------------------------+
This could be expressed via composition in such a way:
lineUp {
items {
// Stack *two* items horizontally:
// Menu on the left side
stackUp {
items {
// Heading and menu items vertical stacked
h1 {+"Menu:"}
ul {
li { +"Item1" }
li { +"Item2" }
li { +"Item3" }
li { +"Item4" }
}
}
}
// Content on the right side
box {
h1 { +"Item 2" }
p { +"This is the content of Item 2" }
}
}
}Constructors
StackComponent
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fun StackComponent()
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Types
Functions
Properties
events
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open override val events: ComponentProperty<WithEvents<HTMLDivElement>.() -> Unit>
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This property enables the client to access all events offered by the underlying HTML element.
items
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reversed
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spacing
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stackStyles
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