This is a container component for all of your Svelte content containment needs ✨
By default, the container will be set to 100% of the width of its parent element. You can change the default value in the variable declaration w in the script tag. You can override the default for each instance of the component like this:
<Container --w="90%">
<p>My width is now 90%</p>
</Container>This component has a selection of boolean props for preset max-widths. You should only add one of these props when using the component, otherwise the cascade will take over and probably mess up your layout.
You can also manually set the max-width with a css property, but note that this will be overridden if you add any of the preset sizes as props too.
Here's some examples:
<Container md>
<p>My max-width is 48rem.</p>
</Container>
<Container lg>
<p>My max-width is 64rem.</p>
</Container>
<Container -maxW="70rem">
<p>My max-width is 70rem</p>
</Container>
<Container -maxW="75rem" xl>
<p>My max-width is 80rem, because a preset value was added.</p>
</Container>If you want to add additonal classes to your container, you can do so via the klass prop. The prop is named this way to avoid duplicate attributes and make everything work. Here's an example, assuming .fancy has been declared somewhere else:
<Container md klass="fancy">
<p>I'm a container and I'm fabulous ✨</p>
</Container>This component allows you to automatically vertically space all direct children. It's inspired by the VStack from Chakra UI, but it uses CSS Grid instead of the fancy combo selector. To use this, you need to add the stack prop, and pass a value for --spacing, like this:
<Container lg stack --spacing="1.5rem">
<p>There's a gap of 1.5rem below me.</p>
<p>There's a gap of 1.5rem above and below me.</p>
<p>There's a gap of 1.5rem above me.</p>
</Container>