card {bslib} | R Documentation |
A Bootstrap card component
Description
A general purpose container for grouping related UI elements together with a
border and optional padding. To learn more about card()
s, see the Cards article or the
other articles listed in the References section below.
Usage
card(
...,
full_screen = FALSE,
height = NULL,
max_height = NULL,
min_height = NULL,
fill = TRUE,
class = NULL,
wrapper = card_body,
id = NULL
)
Arguments
... |
Unnamed arguments can be any valid child of an htmltools tag (which includes card items such as |
full_screen |
If |
height |
Any valid CSS unit (e.g.,
|
max_height , min_height |
Any valid CSS unit (e.g.,
|
fill |
Whether or not to allow the card to grow/shrink to fit a
fillable container with an opinionated height (e.g., |
class |
Additional CSS classes for the returned UI element. |
wrapper |
A function (which returns a UI element) to call on unnamed
arguments in |
id |
Provide a unique identifier for the |
Value
A htmltools::div()
tag.
References
Several articles on the bslib website feature the card component:
See Also
Card item functions create the various parts of a card.
navset_card_tab()
, navset_card_pill()
and
navset_card_underline()
create cards with tabbed navigation.
layout_columns()
and layout_column_wrap()
help position multiple
cards into columns and rows and can also be used inside a card.
layout_sidebar()
adds a sidebar to a card when nested in card()
or card_body()
.
value_box()
uses card()
to highlight a showcase a key piece of
information.
Other Components:
accordion()
,
popover()
,
tooltip()
,
value_box()
Examples
library(htmltools)
card(
full_screen = TRUE,
card_header(
"This is the header"
),
card_body(
p("This is the body."),
p("This is still the body.")
),
card_footer(
"This is the footer"
)
)