@smui/paper
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An elevated and/or colored surface.
npm install --save-dev @smui/paper
https://sveltematerialui.com/demo/paper
A paper surface.
use: [] - An array of Svelte actions and/or arrays of an action and its options.class: '' - A CSS class string.variant: "raised" - The paper's style variant. ('raised', 'unelevated', or 'outlined')square: false - Whether the component has square or rounded corners.color: 'default' - The component's color. ('primary', 'secondary', 'default', or a custom color string defined with SASS)elevation: 1 - The component's elevation. (integer between 0 and 24, inclusive)transition: false - Trigger a transition animation when elevation is changed.A fragment used as a title on the Paper.
Equivalent to the ClassAdder with H5 common component.
A fragment used as a subtitle on the Paper.
Equivalent to the ClassAdder with H6 common component.
A fragment used as a body of the Paper.
Equivalent to the ClassAdder with Div common component.
See Elevation in the Material design spec.
See Elevation in MDC-Web for information about the upstream library's architecture.
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