dw-surface

Usage

There are 2 different ways to use it:

1. Extend DWSurface and specify _contentTemplate(). (Most used case)
2. Use dw-surface in local dom of any other element & provide it's content as light dom (slot). (Rare used case)

properties

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | ------------- | --------- | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | bg | String | surface | In which color background should be rendered. Possible values: primary, secondary, error and surface. | | elevation | Number | 0 | Drop-shadow changes based on this. In the dark-theme, the opacity of the background is changed on different elevations. Those can be configured through custom CSS properties. | | transparent | Boolean | false | For a transparent background, set true elevation to 0. | | interactive | Boolean | false | Set true to enable hover, focus and ripple effects. | | selected | Boolean | false | Set to true to show the surface selected. | | activated | Boolean | false | Set to true to display the surface in an activated state.  |

Custom CSS Properties

• --dw-surface-overlay-color
• --dw-surface-overlay-opacitiy-elevation-1
• --dw-surface-overlay-opacitiy-elevation-2
• --dw-surface-overlay-opacitiy-elevation-3
• --dw-surface-overlay-opacitiy-elevation-4
• --dw-surface-overlay-opacitiy-elevation-6
• --dw-surface-overlay-opacitiy-elevation-8
• --dw-surface-overlay-opacitiy-elevation-12
• --dw-surface-overlay-opacitiy-elevation-16
• --dw-surface-overlay-opacitiy-elevation-24

It's already been declrared with default values of material style in material-styles. So, In most cases you don't need to customize them unless you really intended to do so.