This component allows you to group elements together.
You need to import the CSS file and assign the data attribute to use it.
@import "ssstyles/css/group.css" layer(components);
Items are grouped horizontally by default.
<div data-group>
<button><b>Bold</b></button>
<button><i>Italic</i></button>
<button><u>Underline</u></button>
</div>
# Vertical Stack
You can stack elements vertically, if you add the value vertical
to the data attribute.
<div data-group="vertical">
<article data-card>Top Bun</article>
<article data-card>Cheese</article>
<article data-card>Patty</article>
<article data-card>Salad</article>
<article data-card>Bottom Bun</article>
</div>
You can use <details>
/<summary>
in a vertical group to create an accordeon:
<div data-group="vertical">
<details name="heynow" open>
<summary>Some<strong>body</strong> once told me</summary>
<p>The world is gonna roll me</p>
</details>
<details name="heynow">
<summary>I ain't</summary>
<p>The sharpest tool in the shed ✄</p>
</details>
</div>
Somebody once told me
The world is gonna roll me
I ain't...
The sharpest tool in the shed ✄
# Mixed Elements
You can also group mixed elements to create new UI patterns.
<div data-group>
<input type="text" placeholder="Type here" />
<button>Go!</button>
</div>
# Stacked Groups
Yo dawg! I put a group in your group.
<div data-group>
<div data-group="vertical">
<article data-card>Top Bun</article>
<article data-card>Cheese</article>
<article data-card>Patty</article>
<article data-card>Salad</article>
<article data-card>Bottom Bun</article>
</div>
<textarea>Add more ingredients to your burger!</textarea>
<button>Nomnom!</button>
</div>