@logo-elements/board
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Polymer element to create flexible responsive layouts and build nice looking dashboard.
A powerful and easy to use layout web component for building responsive views.
ℹ️ This component extended from Vaadin Web Components. A commercial Vaadin subscription is required to use Board in your project.
<logo-elements-board>
<logo-elements-board-row>
<div class="top a" board-cols="2">top A</div>
<div class="top b">top B</div>
<div class="top c">top C</div>
</logo-elements-board-row>
<logo-elements-board-row>
<div class="mid">mid</div>
</logo-elements-board-row>
<logo-elements-board-row>
<div class="low a">low A</div>
<logo-elements-board-row>
<div class="top a">low B / A</div>
<div class="top b">low B / B</div>
<div class="top c">low B / C</div>
<div class="top d">low B / D</div>
</logo-elements-board-row>
</logo-elements-board-row>
</logo-elements-board>
Install the component:
npm i @logo-elements/board -s
Once installed, import the component in your application:
import '@logo-elements/board';
Commercial Vaadin Developer License 4.0 (CVDLv4). For license terms, see LICENSE.txt.
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Polymer element to create flexible responsive layouts and build nice looking dashboard.
We found that @logo-elements/board demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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