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@cas-smartdesign/app-banner

v0.3.0

Published

3 months ago

A popover element that is shown when deeplinks to SmartDesign are opened on mobile devices. It contains a link to open the page in the mobile app instead of the system broswer of the mobile device.

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@cas-smartdesign/app-banner

An element that functions as an app banner and can be used to reference another page.

Usage Examples

In the SmartWe tenant and login mobile page to link to the mobile App
In the Cas GenisisWorld tenant and login mobile page to link to the mobile App

Implementation steps

Complete the installation steps in the menu tab Installation
Add the tag <sd-app-banner> with the parameters from the Chapter Properties

Properties

message: string
- The message that is shown to the app-banner.
messageAppButton: string
- The message that is used as a caption for open app button.
url: string
- The URL shall be opened when the button is clicked.
icon: string
- The path to an image that will be shown within the app-banner.
verticalAlignment: string
- The option to set a fixed position for the app-banner:
  - If you want to place it at the top, use "top"
  - If you want to place it at the bottom, use "bottom"
- If this attribute's value is empty, you can apply your own CSS style. See in the second example.

CSS Custom Properties

--sd-app-banner-background-color
- Defines the background color of the app banner (default is gray)
--sd-app-banner-link-color
- Defines the color of the link button text (default is blue)