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vdl-page

A page within the VDL view. With the "type" and "id" attributes this can be presented as an drawer component that can be opened and closed on the right-hand side. The class "compact" can be applied to vdl-page to reduce the size and padding around VDL Field, Table and Datagrid components

since 4.8

Required parent element

Must be contained within one of the following elements:

Example

<!-- Standard VDL page -->
<vdl-page>
  <!-- Some VDL content -->
</vdl-page>

<!-- Drawer example, can be opened by triggering the openDrawer action group -->
<vdl-page type="drawer" id="my-drawer">
  <!-- Some VDL content -->
</vdl-page>

<!-- An action group to trigger opening the drawer -->
<vdl-action-group name="openDrawer">
  <vdl-action-drawer drawer-id="my-drawer" action="open"></vdl-action-drawer>
</vdl-action-group>

<!-- Adding the "compact" class to a vdl-page for compact styling -->
<vdl-page class="compact">
  <!-- Some VDL content, will be rendered with reduced size and padding -->
</vdl-page>

Attributes

id Used to identify the page. This is required when configured as a drawer, so that the vdl-action-drawer can target the page. Must be a valid HTML id. since 5.3
type Defines the type of VDL page, the default is "page". You can specify "drawer" to switch to the drawer functionality, where the contents is initially hidden but can be revealed using "vdl-action-drawer". Any vdl-sections within a drawer will automatically be set to have fluid layout so that the content fits the available space. since 5.3
Parent Topic VDL 5 Reference

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