HTML Elements
The @dnb/eufemia
contains styling for the most commonly used HTML Elements defined by the UX team at DNB. You may also have a look at Typography for headings and paragraph usage.
Elements
Vanilla HTML
In order to apply a style, you have to define a CSS class, like:
<a href="/" className="dnb-anchor">Text Link</a><blockquote className="dnb-blockquote">Dis leo ala tractatos ei quo.</blockquote>
React JSX
For those using JSX with React, you can simply use the wrapper Components. They also inherit to the Skeleton provider.
import { H1, H2, P, Anchor, Link } from '@dnb/eufemia'render(<article><H1>Semantic h1</H1><P>My Paragraph</P><Anchor href="/">Link</Anchor><Link href="/">Link</Link></article>,)
Styled Components
They work seamlessly with Styled Components (emotion) as well:
const StyledLink = styled(Link)` color: var(--color-fire-red); ` render( <StyledLink href="/" target="_blank"> Styled Link </StyledLink>, )
Unstyled HTML Elements
In order to use the inherited Skeleton, there are a number of un-styled HTML elements, that do inherit and react to the Skeleton Provider.
import { Span, Div } from '@dnb/eufemia'
Span
Div
Example usage of span
const Box = styled.div` display: grid; place-items: center; width: 12rem; height: 4rem; padding: 0 1rem; background-color: var(--color-white); ` const StyledButton = styled.button` display: flex; justify-content: space-between; width: 100%; &:hover { color: var(--color-fire-red); } &:active { opacity: 0.6; } ` const CustomImage = () => { const [state, setState] = React.useState(false) return ( <Skeleton show={state}> <Box> <StyledButton className="dnb-button dnb-button--reset"> <Span>Text</Span> <IconPrimary icon="chevron_right" /> </StyledButton> </Box> <br /> <Skeleton.Exclude> <ToggleButton checked={state} on_change={({ checked }) => setState(checked)} top="large" > Toggle </ToggleButton> </Skeleton.Exclude> </Skeleton> ) } render(<CustomImage />)
Missing HTML Elements
Not every commonly used HTML Elements are included yet in the @dnb/eufemia
. This decision is made by the DNB UX Team and relies on a principle to make UX design as good as possible, consistent and more thoughtful towards a broader customer target.
- For the
select
element, use the Dropdown component.