Mantine Layout Components
Horizontal, Vertical, and Grid components for Mantine
Overview:
Mantine Layout Components offers a structured approach to building responsive layouts with React. Designed to simplify the process, these components provide flexibility for both horizontal and vertical arrangements, making it easy for developers to create visually appealing user interfaces. With compatibility to Mantine's Group and Stack, these layout components integrate seamlessly into existing projects.
Features:
- Horizontal Layout Component: Create fluid and adaptive horizontal arrangements for your elements effortlessly.
- Vertical Layout Component: Design intuitive vertical flows, allowing elements to stack neatly for improved readability.
- Debugging Prop: Utilize the debug prop to visualize component boundaries, facilitating a smoother development experience.
- Full Width and Height Options: Customize components to occupy full width or height within the layout using the fullW and fullH props.
- Easy Installation: Quickly incorporate Mantine Layout Components into your project using either npm or yarn commands.
- Comprehensive Documentation: Access a complete list of props and behaviors to fully leverage the capabilities of each component.
- React
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- Typescript
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