virtual-dom-absolute-layout

Easy way to layout elements via absolute positioning

Example

var h = require("virtual-dom/h");
var createElement = require("virtual-dom/create-element");
var AbsoluteLayout = require("virtual-dom-absolute-layout");
 
var Fill = function(color, text){
  return h("div", {
    style: {
      position: "absolute",
      top: 0,
      right: 0,
      bottom: 0,
      left: 0,
      fontSize: "30px",
      lineHeight: "50px",
      textAlign: "center",
      background: color
    }
  }, text);
};
 
var render = function(){
  return AbsoluteLayout(h, [
    [Fill("lightgreen", "-- Header --"), 50],
 
    [Fill("yellow", "-- Sub-header --"), 50],
 
    [AbsoluteLayout(h, [
 
      [Fill("lightblue", "-- Left --"), 150],
 
      [Fill("white", "-- Main Body --")],
 
      [Fill("red", "-- Right --"), 150]
 
    ], true)],
 
    [Fill("pink", "-- Footer --"), 50]
  ]);
};
document.body.appendChild(createElement(render()));

Output: As the window resizes the layout adjusts giving more or less room for the Main Body.

You can also run this example by

$ npm i
$ npm start

It will give you a url to open in your browser. Edit example.js then refresh to see your changes.

API

var AbsoluteLayout = require("virtual-dom-absolute-layout");

AbsoluteLayout(h, blocks, is_horizontal)

• h - hyperscript
• blocks - [ [content, size], [content, size], ... ]
• is_horizontal - set this to true if you want it to lay out horizontally

License

MIT