Stack
Stack is a layout utility component that makes it easy to stack elements together and apply a space between them. It composes the Flex component.
Import#
import { CStack } from '@chakra-ui/vue'
By default, each item is stacked vertically. Stack clones its children and passes the spacing to them using margin-bottom or margin-right.
Usage#
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<c-stack :spacing="5">
<c-box :p="5" shadow="md" border-width="1px">
<c-heading>See the Vue</c-heading>
<c-text :mt="4">Vue makes front-end development a breeze.</c-text>
</c-box>
<c-box :p="5" shadow="md" border-width="1px">
<c-heading>Go Nuxt!</c-heading>
<c-text :mt="4">Nuxt makes writing Vue even easier.</c-text>
</c-box>
</c-stack>
Stack items horizontally#
To stack CStack children horizontally, pass the isInline prop or direction and set it to row.
Optionally, you can use align and justify to adjust the alignment and distribution of the items.
See the Vue
Vue makes front-end development a breeze.
Go Nuxt!
Nuxt makes writing Vue even easier.
<c-stack :spacing="5" is-inline>
<c-box :p="5" shadow="md" border-width="1px">
<c-heading>See the Vue</c-heading>
<c-text :mt="4">Vue makes front-end development a breeze.</c-text>
</c-box>
<c-box :p="5" shadow="md" border-width="1px">
<c-heading>Go Nuxt!</c-heading>
<c-text :mt="4">Nuxt makes writing Vue even easier.</c-text>
</c-box>
</c-stack>
Reverse display order of items#
Pass the isReversed prop or set direction to row-reverse or column-reverse.
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Nuxt makes writing Vue even easier.
<c-stack :spacing="5" is-reversed>
<c-box :p="5" shadow="md" border-width="1px">
<c-heading>See the Vue</c-heading>
<c-text :mt="4">Vue makes front-end development a breeze.</c-text>
</c-box>
<c-box :p="5" shadow="md" border-width="1px">
<c-heading>Go Nuxt!</c-heading>
<c-text :mt="4">Nuxt makes writing Vue even easier.</c-text>
</c-box>
</c-stack>
Stacking HTML elements#
The CStack element is able also to stack HTML elements. Internally it wraps HTML elements inside a CBox primitive
component and spaces it like it would any other Chakra component.
Chakra component 1
HTML paragraph element
HTML heading element
Chakra component 2
<c-stack :spacing="4">
<c-text>Chakra component 1</c-text>
<p>HTML paragraph element</p>
<h3>HTML heading element</h3>
<c-text>Chakra component 2</c-text>
</c-stack>
Props#
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
isInline | boolean | false | If true the items will be stacked horizontally. |
isReversed | boolean | false | If true the items will be displayed in reverse order. |
direction | FlexProps["flexDirection"] | The direction to stack the items. | |
spacing | StyledSystem.MarginProps | The space between each stack item | |
align | FlexProps["alignItems"] | The alignment of the stack item. Similar to align-items | |
justify | FlexProps["justifyContent"] | The distribution of the stack item. Similar to justify-content | |
shouldWrapChildren | boolean | If true, the children will be wrapped in a Box with display: inline-block, and the Box will take the spacing props |
Slots#
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| default | The content of the stack |
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