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@vcl/app-content-area
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The area which houses the main content.
The content area is usually the area between header and footer or in the ARIA taxonomy, the area having the main role. This module introduces a corresponding class which can be used to set the background color of this area.
Secondly there are helper classes to set the primary or secondary content background color on any component. A secondary background color can be used to make a component or content appear less important.
A simple content area:
vclContentArea
vclContentAreaBgColor
: Set the background color to the same color as the content area.vclContentArea
vclTransparent
: Make the background color transparent.vclContentAreaBgColor
vclSecondary
: Set the background color to the secondary content
background color.--content-area-primary-bg-color
--content-area-secondary-bg-color
example.html on GH-pages.
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The area which houses the main content
We found that @vcl/app-content-area 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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