Class-display
Utilities for controlling how the browser should calculate an element's total size.
Use the v-d-* or v-table-* or v-none utilities to control the display of an element.
You can use the feat: custom feature if you want the display to suit your needs.
Table list displays
| Class name | Properties |
|---|---|
v-d-flex | display: flex; |
v-d-block | display: block; |
v-d-grid | display: grid; |
v-d-flexbox | display: flexbox; |
v-d-inline-grid | display: inline-grid; |
v-d-inline-flex | display: inline-flex; |
v-d-inline-block | display: inline-block; |
v-d-inline | display: inline; |
v-d-table | display: table; |
v-d-inline-flexbox | display: inline-flexbox; |
v-d-inline-table | display: inline-table; |
v-d-table-column-group | display: table-column-group; |
v-d-table-footer-group | display: table-footer-group; |
v-d-table-header-group | display: table-header-group; |
v-d-table-row | display: table-row; |
v-table-cell | display: table-cell; |
v-table-column | display: content-box; |
v-none | display: none; |
v-d-flow-root | display: flow-root; |
The table above presents several types of displays with different variants.
Example Code
index.html
<div class="v-d-flex">
<div></div>
<div></div>
<div></div>
</div>