Card

Card is a layout component used for a traditional card look and feel.

React

released

Vue

released

Elements

released

Android

unsupported

iOS

unsupported

Example

Select brand:

FinnTori

Usage

Design Guidelines

See Figma: Warp - Components / Card

Questions?

Feel free to ask any questions on usage in the Warp DS Slack channel: #nmp-warp-design-system

Frameworks

Import

import { Card } from '@warp-ds/react';

Props

Required props

name	type	default	notes
children	Element |Element[]		The contents of the Card

Optional Props

name	type	default	notes
className	string		Add your own custom styles to the container element
as	string |Component	div	The wrapping container element
selected	boolean		If the card is selected
flat	boolean		Removes box shadow around card

DeadToggle props

Optional Props

name	type	default	notes
radio	boolean		Passes radio type to the underlying toggle
checkbox	boolean		Passes checkbox type to the underlying toggle
value	string		Value for the input
checked	boolean		Whether the toggle is checked
className	string		Additional classnames to the toggle wrapper
labelClassName	string		Additional classnames to the toggle label

Code

The <Card> component takes any set of JSX elements as its children.

<Card className="full-width">
  <article className="p-16">
    <img className="h-128 w-full object-cover" src="#" alt="Description">
    <h2>
      <Clickable href="#" title="title">
        Stilfull og gjennomgående 3-roms m/balkong. Oppusset i 2019. Inkl. bl.a.
        vv/fyring.
      </Clickable>
    </h2>
  </article>
</Card>

Selecting cards

You can mark a Card as selected by passing the selected property. This will add an outline to indicate the selected state.

Try clicking one of the cards below and watch them all get selected at once.

function Example() {
  const [selected, setSelected] = React.useState(false);

  return (
    <div className="space-y-32 md:space-y-0 md:grid grid-cols-3 gap-32">
      <Card selected={selected} className="full-width">
        <article className="p-16">
          <img className="h-128 w-full object-cover" src="#" alt="Description">
          <h2>
            <Clickable checkbox onClick={() => setSelected(!selected)} className="text-left">
              Option 1
            </Clickable>
          </h2>
        </article>
      </Card>
       <Card selected={selected} className="full-width">
        <article className="p-16">
          <img className="h-128 w-full object-cover" src="#" alt="Description">
          <h2>
            <Clickable checkbox onClick={() => setSelected(!selected)} className="text-left">
              Option 2
            </Clickable>
          </h2>
        </article>
      </Card>
    </div>
  );
}

Anchor Cards

Keep in mind that if you wish to make the Card a clickable anchor card, you must add a article as the very first element with the attribute aria-owns set to the id of the title element. In this example we set it to the id of title and assign the h3 this id.

You should follow these semantics, but styling is up to you.

<Card>
  <article aria-owns="title">
    ...
    <h3 id="title">
      <Clickable href="..." title="content">
        content
      </Clickable>
    </h3>
    ...
  </article>
</Card>

Toggles inside of Cards

Using Toggles(Radios or Checkboxes) inside of cards has the limitation of only being able to pass forward a label. If you wish to further enhance the look and feel of these you must use the DeadToggle helper component, which we cover a bit further down.

function Example() {
  const [checked, setChecked] = React.useState(false);
  const [selected, setSelected] = React.useState('');

  return (
    <div>
      <Card selected={checked} className="mt-32 w-max p-24 flex items-center">
        <DeadToggle checkbox checked={checked} className="-mt-8" />
        <Clickable
          checkbox
          labelClassName="ml-12"
          onClick={() => setChecked(!checked)}
        >
          Checkbox in a card
        </Clickable>
      </Card>

      <div className="flex gap-32 mt-32">
        <Card selected={selected === 'a'} className="p-24 flex items-center">
          <DeadToggle radio checked={selected === 'a'} className="-mt-8" />
          <Clickable
            radio
            labelClassName="ml-12"
            name="gfdhjk2"
            onClick={() => setSelected('a')}
          >
            Radio in a card - A
          </Clickable>
        </Card>
        <Card selected={selected === 'b'} className="p-24 flex items-center">
          <DeadToggle radio checked={selected === 'b'} className="-mt-8" />
          <Clickable
            radio
            labelClassName="ml-12"
            name="gfdhjk2"
            onClick={() => setSelected('b')}
          >
            Radio in a card - B
          </Clickable>
        </Card>
      </div>
    </div>
  );
}

Using the DeadToggle and Clickable helper component

First we must import the necessary helper components:

import { Clickable, DeadToggle } from '@warp-ds/react';

By using the DeadToggle and Clickable helper components, we can utilize the UI of the Toggle, whilst being able to style the card however we want.

function Example() {
  const [selected, setSelected] = React.useState('');

  return (
    <div className="flex">
      <Card
        flat
        className="py-12 px-16 w-max flex items-center"
        selected={selected === 'a'}
      >
        <DeadToggle radio checked={selected === 'a'} className="-mt-6" />
        <div className="ml-16">
          <h4 className="mb-0">
            <Clickable radio name="purchase" onClick={() => setSelected('a')}>
              Purchase foo
            </Clickable>
          </h4>
          <p className="mb-0 text-14">520 kr/mnd</p>
        </div>
      </Card>
      <Card
        flat
        className="py-12 px-16 w-max ml-20 flex items-center"
        selected={selected === 'b'}
      >
        <DeadToggle radio checked={selected === 'b'} className="-mt-6" />
        <div className="ml-16">
          <h4 className="mb-0">
            <Clickable radio name="purchase" onClick={() => setSelected('b')}>
              Purchase bar
            </Clickable>
          </h4>
          <p className="mb-0 text-14">124 kr/mnd</p>
        </div>
      </Card>
    </div>
  );
}

Note the className="-mb-4" on the Toggle component. This removes the margin-bottom that follows the component.