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@tailus/themer-scroll-area

v0.0.1

Published

Scroll Area themes

Downloads

10

Readme

Scroll Area Component Theme

Overview

The scroll area component theme is a collection of Tailwind CSS utilities that can be used to create scroll areas with a single variant. Scroll areas are used to allow users to scroll through content that is larger than the viewport.

Installation

To install the scroll area component theme, run the following command:

npm install @tailus/themer-scroll-area

Importation

To import the scroll area component theme, you can use the following import:

import { scrollArea } from "@tailus/themer-scroll-area";

Variants

The scroll area component theme provides a single variant:

  • Default: The default variant.

Props

The scroll area component theme object contains the following properties:

  • root: The Tailwind CSS utilities for the root element of the scroll area component.
  • bar: An object containing the Tailwind CSS utilities for the scrollbar elements :
    • horizontal: The Tailwind CSS utilities for the horizontal scrollbar element.
    • vertical: The Tailwind CSS utilities for the vertical scrollbar element.
  • thumb: The Tailwind CSS utilities for the scroll thumb element.

Usage

To use the scroll area component theme, simply import the default variant and add the appropriate Tailwind CSS utilities to the scroll area element and its child elements. For example, to create a default scroll area component, you would import the default variant and add the scrollArea Tailwind CSS utility to the scroll area element.

import * as ScrollArea from "@radix-ui/react-scroll-area";
import { scrollArea as scrollAreaTheme } from "@tailus/themer-scroll-area";

const ScrollAreaUI = () => (
    <ScrollArea.Root className="h-full w-fit overflow-hidden">
        <ScrollArea.Viewport className="flex h-full w-full snap-x snap-proximity scroll-pl-12 items-center"></ScrollArea.Viewport>
        <ScrollArea.Scrollbar className={scrollAreaTheme.bar.vertical} orientation="vertical">
            <ScrollArea.Thumb className={scrollAreaTheme.thumb} />
        </ScrollArea.Scrollbar>
        <ScrollArea.Scrollbar className={scrollAreaTheme.bar.horizontal} orientation="horizontal">
            <ScrollArea.Thumb className={scrollAreaTheme.thumb} />
        </ScrollArea.Scrollbar>
    </ScrollArea.Root>
);

export default ScrollAreaUI;

Note: There is no customization available for the scroll area component theme at this time.