@vaadin-component-factory/vcf-anchor-nav
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Component with tabs used as anchor navigation and content sections. Automates the linking of tabs and sections.
Web Component for easily creating layouts with sticky anchor navigation tabs and content sections.
Live demo ↗ | API documentation ↗
Install vcf-anchor-nav:
npm i @vaadin-component-factory/vcf-anchor-nav --save
Once installed, import it in your application:
import '@vaadin-component-factory/vcf-anchor-nav';
Add <vcf-anchor-nav> element and <vcf-anchor-nav-section>s to the page.
<vcf-anchor-nav>
<h1 slot="header">Header</h1>
<vcf-anchor-nav-section name="One"> ... </vcf-anchor-nav-section>
<vcf-anchor-nav-section name="Two"> ... </vcf-anchor-nav-section>
<vcf-anchor-nav-section name="Three"> ... </vcf-anchor-nav-section>
</vcf-anchor-nav>
Fork the vcf-anchor-nav repository and clone it locally.
Make sure you have npm installed.
When in the vcf-anchor-nav directory, run npm install to install dependencies.
Run npm start to open the demo.
This is the client-side (Polymer 3) web component. If you are looking for the server-side (Java) API for the Vaadin Platform, it can be found here: Anchor Nav
Apache License 2.0
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Component with tabs used as anchor navigation and content sections. Automates the linking of tabs and sections.
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