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@springernature/springernature-header

v4.0.0

Published

Springer Nature branded header component

Downloads

19,854

Readme

Springer Nature User Details

Springer nature branded header component, with Springer Nature Editorial logo, optional journal logo.

Requirements

A class name of .js on the document root element will be required to enable enhanced visual styles. The class should be added via a micro (but blocking) script, placed as far up in the of the document as possible.

<script>
    // JS Detection Script
    (function(e){var t=e.documentElement,n=e.implementation;t.className='js';})(document)
</script>

Usage

HTML

The component assumes you have the following data available to your template:

logoutUri showJournalLogo - boolean to indicate whether or not there is a journal logo backUrl - the href for the anchor wrapping the header logos (usually to the home page) submission { journalId journalName }

You will need to import the springernature context.

The template assumes you are using handlebars and there is minimal use of built-in helpers - if you are using a different templating language then the tags will need to be modified.

CSS

Import the core styles into your main stylesheet

// core
@import '@springernature/brand-context/springernature/scss/core';

@import '@springernature/springernature-header/scss/10-settings/layout';
@import '@springernature/springernature-header/scss/50-components/core';

Import the enhanced settings and styles into your main stylesheet

// enhanced.scss
@import '@springernature/brand-context/springernature/scss/enhanced';

@import '@springernature/springernature-header/scss/10-settings/layout';
@import '@springernature/springernature-header/scss/50-components/enhanced';