| fluidPage {nextGenShinyApps} | R Documentation | 
Generate a container for the application
Description
An upgrade to the fluidPage function available in the 'Shiny' package
Usage
fluidPage(
  ...,
  id = NULL,
  header = NULL,
  sidebar = NULL,
  class = NULL,
  style = rand.sc13,
  custom.bg.color = NULL,
  modal.header.links = NULL
)
Arguments
... | 
 The elements to include within the body of the page  | 
id | 
 OPTIONAL. Identification tag of the container  | 
header | 
 OPTIONAL. Items to display in the header section (use the titlePanel() function to set this property).  | 
sidebar | 
 OPTIONAL. Items to display in the sidebay section (use the sidebarPanel() function to set this property).  | 
class | 
 OPTIONAL. Class name for the container  | 
style | 
 OPTIONAL. Various unique styles choices from 1 - 12  | 
custom.bg.color | 
 OPTIONAL. Choice to change the background color of the container. Use HEX values such as #FFFFFF or RGB code such as rgb(255,255,255) or simple color name such as 'lightblue'  | 
modal.header.links | 
 OPTIONAL. One or more list containing links that appear when the app title is clicked. To remove, set to NULL  | 
Value
A rendered HTML of the container holder of the application items
Note
This global layout can be applied to a variety of shiny app and dashboard, with or without a sidebar. See the example below.
Examples
if (interactive()) {
  library(shiny)
  library(nextGenShinyApps)
  shiny::shinyApp(
    ui = fluidPage(
      style = "6",
      header = titlePanel(left = "Sample App Title",
      right = "Image/logo"),
      sidebar = sidebarPanel(
        title = "myApp",
        "Sample sidebar content"
      ),
      "Sample body content"
    ),
    server = function(input, output) {}
  )
}