@material/elevation
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{ | ||
"name": "@material/elevation", | ||
"description": "Material Components for the web mixins + CSS Classes for Material Design elevation", | ||
"version": "0.1.10", | ||
"version": "0.1.11", | ||
"license": "Apache-2.0", | ||
@@ -16,4 +16,4 @@ "keywords": [ | ||
"dependencies": { | ||
"@material/animation": "^0.3.0" | ||
"@material/animation": "^0.3.1" | ||
} | ||
} |
@@ -21,8 +21,3 @@ <!--docs: | ||
> **A note about "z-space"**: Within the spec, elevation is normally referred to as having a `dp` | ||
> value. In other words, how many "pixels" above the base material is a piece of material elevated. | ||
> On a computer, this is normally represented by a 3-d coordinate system. We like `z-space` (or | ||
> just "z" for short) because it aligns with the technical definition of, and nomenclature for, | ||
> a 3-d coordinate system. Therefore, we feel it makes more sense than `dp`. However, when we refer | ||
> to `z-space` (or `z`), that can be used interchangeably with the spec's `dp`. | ||
> **A note about "z-space"**: Within the spec, elevation is normally referred to as having a `dp` value. In other words, how many "pixels" above the base material is a piece of material elevated. On a computer, this is normally represented by a 3-d coordinate system. We like `z-space` (or just "z" for short) because it aligns with the technical definition of, and nomenclature for, a 3-d coordinate system. Therefore, we feel it makes more sense than `dp`. However, when we refer to `z-space` (or `z`), that can be used interchangeably with the spec's `dp`. | ||
@@ -48,13 +43,25 @@ ## Design & API Documentation | ||
### CSS Classes | ||
Some components have a set elevation. For example, a raised MDC Button has elevation 2. | ||
If you want to set the elevation of an element, which is not a Material Design component, you | ||
can apply the following CSS classes. | ||
CSS Class | Description | ||
--- | --- | ||
`mdc-elevation--z<N>` | Sets the elevation to the (N)dp, where 1 <= N <= 24 | ||
`mdc-elevation-transition` | Applies the correct css rules to transition an element between elevations | ||
### Sass Mixins, Variables, and Functions | ||
| Mixin | Description | | ||
| ----------------------------------------------- | - | | ||
| `mdc-elevation($z-value)` | Sets the elevation to the z-space for that given elevation | | ||
| `mdc-elevation-transition($duration, $easing)` | Applies the correct css rules to transition an element between elevations | | ||
Mixin | Description | ||
--- | --- | ||
`mdc-elevation($z-value)` | Sets the elevation to the z-space for that given elevation | ||
`mdc-elevation-transition($duration, $easing)` | Applies the correct css rules to transition an element between elevations | ||
| Variable | Description | | ||
| ------------------------------------------- | - | | ||
| `mdc-elevation-transition-duration` | Default duration value for elevation transitions | | ||
| `mdc-elevation-transition-timing-function` | Default easing value for elevation transitions | | ||
Variable | Description | ||
--- | --- | ||
`mdc-elevation-transition-duration` | Default duration value for elevation transitions | ||
`mdc-elevation-transition-timing-function` | Default easing value for elevation transitions | ||
@@ -74,8 +81,1 @@ If you need more configurability over your transitions, use the `mdc-elevation-transition-rule` function in conjunction with the exported sass variables. | ||
``` | ||
### CSS Classes | ||
| CSS Class | Description | | ||
| --------------------------- | - | | ||
| `mdc-elevation--z<N>` | Sets the elevation to the (N)dp, where 1 <= N <= 24. | | ||
| `mdc-elevation-transition` | Applies the correct css rules to transition an element between elevations. | |
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