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@noleli/place-holder

v1.0.3

Published

A simple web component that gives you a box with an X through it.

Downloads

9

Readme

A simple placeholder component

<place-holder></place-holder> is a simple block-level element that does nothing but give you a box with an X through it. Use it when you just need to focus on a layout and not worry about content (yet).

By default it’s a random color (with an X that’s the inverse color), but colors and line weight are customizable.

Demo

Installation

Grab the script from this repo, or use NPM:

npm install @noleli/place-holder

Usage

Import the script.

<script src="Placeholder.js" type="module"></script>

Or

import { Placeholder } from "Placeholder.js";

Then use <place-holder></place-holder> as you would any other block element.

Since it has no intrinsic size, you’ll probably want to make sure it’s sized by its containing layout, or add a size in one or the other direction.

<body>
    <header><place-holder style="height: 10rem"></place-holder></header>
    <aside><place-holder style="width: 20ch; height: 100%"></place-holder></aside>
    <main><place-holder style="height: 100%"></place-holder></main>
    <footer><place-holder style="height: 10rem"></place-holder></footer>
</body>

Customize styles with these CSS custom properties:

  • --placeholder-color
  • --placeholder-line-color
  • --placeholder-line-width