Import
import { Grid } from '@dnb/eufemia'
Description
Grid.Container
is a building block for CSS grid based layouts.
Use Grid.Item for you inner wrappers so you can apply a span
to them.
import { Grid } from '@dnb/eufemia'render(<Grid.Container><Grid.Item span={[1, 6]}>Item A</Grid.Item><Grid.Item span={[7, 12]}>Item B</Grid.Item></Grid.Container>,)
The columns do change based on what breakpoint the browser is in:
- 4 columns when
small
- 6 columns when
medium
- 12 columns when
large
uses 50% in width
uses 50% in width
Code Editor
<Grid.Container> <Grid.Item span={[1, 6]}>uses 50% in width</Grid.Item> <Grid.Item span={[7, 12]}>uses 50% in width</Grid.Item> </Grid.Container>
Gap
By default is no gap given.
Demos
Responsive grid usage
Item A
Item B
Item C
Item D
Custom columns
When medium
CSS Grid is disabled by using false
.
Item A
Item B
Item C
Item D
Code Editor
<Grid.Container columns={{ small: 4, medium: false, }} // columns={12} // only 12 rowGap columnGap > <Grid.Item span={{ small: 'full', large: [1, 12], }} style={colors[0]} element={TestElement} > Item A </Grid.Item> <Grid.Item span={{ small: [1, 'end'], large: [1, 6], }} style={colors[1]} element={TestElement} > Item B </Grid.Item> <Grid.Item span={{ small: [1, 2], large: [7, 'end'], }} style={colors[2]} element={TestElement} > Item C </Grid.Item> <Grid.Item span={{ small: [3, 4], large: 'full', }} style={colors[3]} element={TestElement} > Item D </Grid.Item> </Grid.Container>