title | description | version |
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Container |
Container component is used to constrain a content's width to the current breakpoint, while keeping it fluid. |
2.0+ |
Containers are used to constrain a content's width to the current breakpoint, while keeping it fluid.
import { CContainer } from '@chakra-ui/vue-next'
To contain any piece of content, wrap it in the CContainer
component.
::showcase ::simple-container :: ::
<CContainer>
There are many benefits to a joint design and development system. Not only
does it bring benefits to the design team, but it also brings benefits to
engineering teams. It makes sure that our experiences have a consistent look
and feel, not just in our design specs, but in production
</CContainer>
By default, the CContainer
component sets the max-width
of the content to 60 characters (60ch
) but you can customize this by passing custom max-width
values or changing the size tokens.
- About the default value: The
ch
unit is a relative unit defined by the rendered typeface's "0" character width. This width varies by the shape and style of the font.- If you are curious about the reason for this default value of
60
characters, consider this explanation about line length from Better Web Type.
::showcase ::container-size :: ::
<CVStack w="2xl" align-items="center">
<CContainer max-w='md' bg='blue.600' color='white'>
"md" Container
</CContainer>
<CContainer max-w='550px' bg='purple.600' color='white'>
"550px" Container
</CContainer>
<CContainer max-w='container.sm' bg='green.400' color='#262626'>
"container.sm" Container
</CContainer>
</CVStack>
In some cases, the width of the content can be smaller than the container's width. You can use the center-content
prop to center the content. It renders a flexbox with flex-direction
set to column
and align-items
set to center
.
::showcase
::container-center
::
<CContainer max-w='2xl' bg='blue.600' center-content>
<CBox padding='4' bg='blue.400' color='black' max-w='md'>
There are many benefits to a joint design and development system. Not only
does it bring benefits to the design team, but it also brings benefits to
engineering teams. It makes sure that our experiences have a consistent look
and feel, not just in our design specs, but in production.
</CBox>
</CContainer>