terra-clinical-action-header
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An action header is a header bar with a grey background containing actionable navigation buttons, a left aligned title, and a space for an additional element to be added on the right side.
An action header is a header bar with a grey background containing actionable navigation buttons, a left aligned title, and a space for an additional element to be added on the right side.
npm install terra-clinical-action-headerCopyright 2017 Cerner Innovation, Inc.
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An action header is a header bar with a grey background containing actionable navigation buttons, a left aligned title, and a space for an additional element to be added on the right side.
We found that terra-clinical-action-header demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 10 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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