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Center

The Center component is designed to center and clamp its width at a predefined value. You can also center the children and text alignment as well.

Examples

Some examples of where you might use a component:

Installation and Import

First, you must install @bedrock-layout/css.

yarn add @bedrock-layout/css

Then, you can import the entire CSS or just the component's CSS in your project:

import "@bedrock-layout/css/lib/bedrock-layout.min.css";
// or
import "@bedrock-layout/css/lib/components/center.min.css";

Optionally, you can install the package for your framework of choice (React.js, Solid.js) using your favorite package manager CLI:

## For React.js
yarn add @bedrock-layout/center
  ## or
yarn add @bedrock-layout/primitives

## For Solid.js
yarn add @bedrock-layout/solid

Then import the component in your project:

// For React.js
import { Center } from '@bedrock-layout/center'
  // or
import { Center } from '@bedrock-layout/primitives'

// For Solid.js
import { Center } from '@bedrock-layout/solid'

API

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NameDescriptionDefaultControl
centerChildren
boolean
-
centerText
boolean
-
as
unknown
"div"
style
unknown
{}
maxWidth
-
-

Max Width

The Center component will clamp the width at a defined maxWidth and center itself in its context. Please note that the maxWidth prop represents the max-width of the children and not the Center component itself.

Usage examples

// CSS
// Using the predefined size constants
<div data-br-center="maxWidth:sizeContent3">
 <Component />
</div>

// Or you can use a custom value directly
<div data-br-center style={{ "--max-width": "60ch"}}>
 <Component />
</div>

// React.js and Solid.js
<Center maxWidth="60ch">
 <Component />
</Center>

In the example shown below, the maxWidth is set to 75% of the parent component's width.

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Center Children

You can also center the children by adding a centerChildren prop.

Note, This is deprecated and should be used with the stack component set to align="center" instead.

Usage examples

// CSS
<div data-br-center='centerChildren'>
 <Component />
</div>

// React.js and Solid.js
<Center centerChildren>
 <Component />
</Center>

In the example shown below, the max width of the children is set to 75%.

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Center Text

You can also center the text by adding a centerText prop.

Usage examples

// CSS
<div data-br-center='centerText'>
 <Component />
</div>

// React.js and Solid.js
<Center centerText>
 <Component />
</Center>

In the example shown below, the max width of the children is set to 75% and the centerChildren prop is set to true.

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