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@rei/cdr-media-object
Advanced tools
The Media Object allows you to group small amounts of like content is a small amount of markup. The examples below show some of the may visual displays available to this component.
add {top, right, bottom, center, overlay, block, stretch}
Name | Description |
---|---|
top |
Media figure displays above Media body |
right |
Media figure displays to the right of the Media body |
bottom |
Media figure displays below the Media body |
Center |
Can be stacked with other alignment modifiers and will center the Media figure. |
overlay |
Media Body overlays the Media Frame |
stretch |
The Media Frame extends 16px left and right from the parent container. This is intended to be used with the top or bottom modifier. |
block |
The Media Frame extends 16px left and right from the parent container. and an additional 16px left and right value wraps the media object. This is intended to be used with the top or bottom modifier. |
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REI Cedar Style Framework - Vue Component for Media Object
We found that @rei/cdr-media-object demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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