layout.showcase.item

One item in a layout.showcase: its media, then its title and caption. Mark the caption with data-caption: it always takes its room, and shows only on the item in focus, so nothing moves. It rises into view when it appears (stagger them with an animationDelay), widens when it has data-active, and its image keeps its height and crops to fit

Component

<Layout>

Renders

<div>

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<Layout intent="layout.showcase.item">
  …
</Layout>

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One item in a layout.showcase: its media, then its title and caption. Mark the caption with data-caption: it always takes its room, and shows only on the item in focus, so nothing moves. It rises into view when it appears (stagger them with an animationDelay), widens when it has data-active, and its image keeps its height and crops to fit
layout.showcase.item this page
A gallery item that widens in focus
rather than layout.arrival
layout.showcase.item this page

Connections

Declared in the registry, both directions. Where an intent is used in your own code is something check and the gallery see; this site has no app code.

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For registry authors

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How layout.showcase.item resolves, and its definition

Each layer adds to the one before it; a later class wins over an earlier one that sets the same thing.

arrange.stack
Children in a column, free to shrink inside a row or grid
```
flex min-w-0 flex-col
```
layout.showcase.item
One item in a layout.showcase: its media, then its title and caption. Mark the caption with data-caption: it always takes its room, and shows only on the item in focus, so nothing moves. It rises into view when it appears (stagger them with an animationDelay), widens when it has data-active, and its image keeps its height and crops to fit
```
min-w-0 cursor-pointer gap-3 transition-[flex-grow] duration-300
ease-out animate-[showcase-in_0.6s_ease-out_both] sm:flex-1
sm:data-[active]:flex-[1.6]
sm:[&:not([data-active])_[data-caption]]:invisible
motion-reduce:animate-none motion-reduce:transition-none
[&_img]:aspect-auto [&_img]:h-64 [&_img]:w-full
[&_img]:object-cover sm:[&_img]:h-[28rem]
```

Final classes

flex flex-col min-w-0 cursor-pointer gap-3
transition-[flex-grow] duration-300 ease-out
animate-[showcase-in_0.6s_ease-out_both] sm:flex-1
sm:data-[active]:flex-[1.6]
sm:[&:not([data-active])_[data-caption]]:invisible
motion-reduce:animate-none motion-reduce:transition-none
[&_img]:aspect-auto [&_img]:h-64 [&_img]:w-full
[&_img]:object-cover sm:[&_img]:h-[28rem]

Definition

'layout.showcase.item': {
  kind: 'semantic',
  description: 'One item in a layout.showcase: its media, then its title and caption. Mark the caption with data-caption: it always takes its room, and shows only on the item in focus, so nothing moves. It rises into view when it appears (stagger them with an animationDelay), widens when it has data-active, and its image keeps its height and crops to fit',
  refs: ['arrange.stack'],
  binding: {
    classes: 'min-w-0 cursor-pointer gap-3 transition-[flex-grow] duration-300 ease-out animate-[showcase-in_0.6s_ease-out_both] sm:flex-1 sm:data-[active]:flex-[1.6] sm:[&:not([data-active])_[data-caption]]:invisible motion-reduce:animate-none motion-reduce:transition-none [&_img]:aspect-auto [&_img]:h-64 [&_img]:w-full [&_img]:object-cover sm:[&_img]:h-[28rem]',
  },
},