page_panel: Adds an organizational panel to a website

View source: R/page_panel.R

page_panelR Documentation

Adds an organizational panel to a website

Description

Adds a panel to a website outside of the main content area.

Usage

page_panel(title = "Side Panel", ..., foot = NULL, position = "left",
  wraps = NA, sizes = NA, breakpoints = NA, conditions = "",
  id = NULL)

Arguments

title

Text to appear in the panel's header area.

...

Elements to appear in the panel's body area.

foot

Content to appear in the panel's footer area.

position

The side of the screen on which the panel appears; "left" (default) or "right".

wraps

The class of wrapper to place elements in; either "row", "col", or "" (to not wrap the element). Can specify 1 for every element, or a different class for each element.

sizes

The relative size of each wrapper, between 1 and 12, or "auto"; default is equal size.

breakpoints

Bootstrap breakpoint of each wrapper; one of "" (extra small), "sm", "md", "lg", "xl", or "xxl".

conditions

A character for each element representing the conditions in which that should be showing (e.g., c("", "input_a == a", "")); "" means the element's display is not conditional. Adding "lock: " before the condition will disable inputs rather than hide the element.

id

Unique ID of the section.

Details

See the Bootstrap grid documentation.

Value

A character vector of the content to be added.

Examples

## Not run: 
page_panel(
  "<h1>Title</h1>",
  "<p>body</p>",
)

## End(Not run)

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