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scrollable-cards

v1.0.2

Published

Web Components for Horizontal Scrolling Cards

Readme

scrollable-cards

Web Components for Horizontal Scrolling Cards.

How to Use

You can include the project directly in any project by including the script (either the source from this repo, or your favorite CDN).

<script src="https://unpkg.com/scrollable-cards@1"></script>

That will register two components you can use directly in your project:

  • <sc-container> - a scroll container for all of the cards you want to include
  • <sc-card> - a single card that will stick to the start of a scroll container when scrolled

As a minimal example, you could have the following:

<sc-container>
  <sc-card>First Card</sc-card>
  <sc-card>Second Card</sc-card>
  <sc-card>Third Card</sc-card>
</sc-container>

Both the <sc-container> and <sc-card> are directly stylable, so if you want to control the height, width, color, or any other attribute, you can simple write CSS pointing to sc-container or sc-card.

Live Examples

You can pull this repo down, or take a look at the following code-pens to see live examples:

  • Colorful Cards - https://codepen.io/JRJurman/pen/VYeJEYj
  • Notes - https://codepen.io/JRJurman/pen/QwyXZwx
  • Baked Pasta Recipe - https://codepen.io/JRJurman/pen/emJwPmX

Inspiration

Inspired by the design affordances of Innos Notes (no longer available).

Development

This uses Inline HTML for intellisense of inline HTML and CSS.