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Panel

Panel is the most basic and extendable asset to fit content into. You can customize it to match almost any use cases. They are often called cards and are built to fit into our grid system, allowing them to have variable width.

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Overview

Panels are based on the gridding and can contain text, images and other components. As panels have no content default defined, the panel component usage guidance is purposefully high-level. It focuses specifically on the panel itself, not the structure of the information or interactive elements that the panel contains.

A simple default panel to enclose your content. Panels have always 4 rounded corners. You can customize background (color or images) as well as content inside. Panels offer 2 sizes of gutters in case you need more or less space around the content.

Default panel
Big panel
With bigger gutters

Functionalities

Panel can be extended with several functionalities:

Non-clickable
A simple default panel to enclose your content.
Clickable
This option allows your panels to be fully clickable, working as navigational element to drive user to another page.
Expandable
Expandable panel is used to hide/show larger amount of content.
Selectable
Selectable panel are called selectable boxes and allow the user to select unique or multiple options. More info about selectable boxes

These variations of panels are flexible enough to support a variety of different use cases.

Non-clickable

A panel can contain many different components, but the most common are headings, texts, prices, lists,... A panel can also include one or more links. If the panel contains several links, then you can interact with each link separately and the panel stay non-clickable, but if the panel contains only one link then the whole panel is clickable to that destination, see the clickable panel.

Clickable

Clickable panel allows your panels to be fully clickable, working as navigational element to drive user to another page. Clickable panel cannot contain multiple navigation elements inside. Behaviour is limited to one destination.

The single link can be visible by using a clickable element as a button or a default link, but you have also the possibility to add a link to your panel without a clickable element.

States

The hover effect is applied following this rule:

Containing a clickable element
The full panel is clickable, and the hover effect is applied on the clickable element (button, link,...) only.
Without a clickable element
The full panel is clickable, and an hover effect is applied on the panel itself: the panel move to the top of 10px

Expandable

Expandable panels are useful when hiding/showing larger amount of content is needed. When expanded, another panel appears underneath the panel with an arrow pointing to it. This new panel can also be customized.

Best practises

Don't use to present critical information or request required input needed to complete a workflow.
Content inside expandable panel should be informative content with image, text, headings, list items.
Don't put expand/collapse behavior inside of a panel expand item. That's not a best UX practice.

States

Default state
Hover
Opened
State visible when clicked. The panel expand opens, allowing the content inside to be displayed. Only one panel can be expand at a time. If a new expand is opened, the previous one is closed.

Anatomy

Panel container
Container background can be customized whether by choosing a color, a gradient or an image.
Panel title
Title give some context about the panel itself, depending on the use of the panel, the title is an optional content. It can be combined with an image or an icon. Though its size and place is always the same.
Panel content
Expand action panel
Toggle a panel underneath it when clicked on. A single accordion is used within the expand action panel to show the expandable function to the user.
Expand panel container
This container appears when the expand action is triggered, similar to the panel, this one has a pointing arrow towerds the panel it expands.
Expanded panel content
Close button
Closes the expanded panel when clicked on. Refer to close action link for more info.

Composition

Composition of panels is set to the grid. We can have maximum 4 columns per row in desktop and we recommend one panel per row on mobile.

The height of the boxes is based on the highest box of the row.

Do
The height of the boxes is based on the highest box of the row.

Don't
The height of the boxes is based on each box content.

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Sizes and colors

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Default panel

A panel is a block element taking full width of its container.

Default panel are using Zurb Foundation panel class. Background color is by default white.

Default panel

Big panel

Panel can have a bigger padding by using rslib rs-panel-big class instead of Zurb Foundation panel class. It has no default color.

Big panel

Resizing panels with flexbox (boxes only, not contents inside)

To align panels height on a same row, the first easiest way is to use flexbox as long as elements inside of the panels should not be aligned (otherwise a resizer withtout flexbox will be needed).
A <div class="rs-panel-flex-cell"> should be added inside of the <div class="rs-panel-flex"> . Flexbox gridding is of course required to work properly.

Big flex panel

To have a big flex panel, rs-panel-flex-cell-big should be used instead of rs-panel-flex-cell .

Background on flex panel

The background should be added on same div as rs-panel-flex-cell

Short Title

This is a flex panel with a small text

Long Title with a longer text than the other box

This is a flex panel with a longer text than the other box next to this one and going on more than one line.

Resizing panels and their contents

If you need to align panels height and their content a JavaScript solution exists. See Resizer documentation.

Short Title

This is a flex panel with a small text

Long Title with a longer text than the other box

This is a flex panel with a longer text than the other box next to this one and going on more than one line.

Panel with extended background parts (not available for flex panel)

To have a different background color only on the header part containing the panel title, rs-panel-header should be added directly to the heading (h2,h3,...) with the wished background color.
To have a different background color on any other part than header part of the panel, rs-panel-collapse should be added to the <div> containing the wished background color.

Panel Title

This is a small text

This is another small text on a different background color

This is another small text

Panel Title

This is a small text

This is another small text on a different background color

This is another small text

Panel with extended image

To have an image on a part of the panel, rs-panel-collapse-img should be added to a <div> containing the <img> .

Accessibility

alt attribute must be filled to the img which is not decorative.

image descritpion if image isn't decorative

Panel with top image

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

Big panel with top image

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

Panel arrow

To have an arrow on the panel, add rs-pos-rel to the <div> with panel

Add a <span></span> with the next class inside the panel

Top left: rs-panel-arrow-tl
Top right: rs-panel-arrow-tr
Right top: rs-panel-arrow-rt
Right bottom: rs-panel-arrow-rb
Bottom right: rs-panel-arrow-br
Bottom left: rs-panel-arrow-bl
Left bottom: rs-panel-arrow-lb
Left top: rs-panel-arrow-lt

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Panel clickable

To have a panel full clickable, jsrs-clickable and rs-panel-clickable should be added to the <div> containing the panel . Always put at least one <a> in the panel .

Accessibility

Make sure <a></a> contains an explicit text and an href to make people understand what's the content of the link and where they go if they click on it.

rs-panel-clickable

Panel clickable with overlapping element

In addition of the code in Overlap article, you will have to add rs-panel-clickable to the parent containing rs-has-overlap .

I'm overlapping my parent

rs-panel-clickable

I'm overlapping my parent

rs-panel-clickable

Panel clickable with arrow

In order to highlight the "link" side of this element, it is possible to add an arrow whose style is similar to the "entrypoint". For that adapt your gridding and use a span with the class rs-panel-clickable-arrow .

Accessibility

Make sure <span> has a aria-hidden attribute set to true.

Clickable panel with arrow

Panel clickable with target blank

If the link opens in a new tab, then this should be indicated to the user from a visual and screen reader point of view. The arrow therefore becomes rs-panel-clickable-arrow-blank or rs-panel-clickable-arrow-blank-neg .

Accessibility

A <span> with show-for-sr needs to be added inside your <a> with the mention New window.

Clickable panel in new tab New window

Panel clickable with button

Clickable panel with button

Order

Clickable panel with button

Order

Panel clickable with image zoom on hover

Accessibility

alt attribute must be filled to the img who is not decorative.

urna dolor euismod non

image description if image isn't decorative

urna dolor euismod non
urna dolor euismod non aliquam sit amet sodales sed ante.

Expandable panel (with big spacings inside)

Accessibility

data-expand-panel on the button must call up the id of the content that will be displayed
aria-expanded attribute must be applied to the button that controls the foldout panel.
aria-controls attribute creates a cause and effect relationship. It identifies the element(s) that are controlled by the current element
aria-labelledby artribute is used to indicate the IDs of the elements that label the object. It is used to establish a relationship between the components. You must therefore link the content with the button by adding its id.

Add class="hide" and a background color class to the content to display.
As in this example below, rs-bg-grey2 is optionnal. Any background class could be added.

Use attribute data-extra-classes="..." to add other classes to expanded panel.

Title

content

Expand panel negatif

To switch Expand panel to a darker one, add rs-panel-expand-neg to element with rs-panel-expand and rs-panel-expand-btn-neg to button .

To have the negative version of the content to display, you have to add data-expand-panel-dark to button and a dark color like rs-bg-primary to the content to display.

Title

content

Expandable standard panel

Add rs-panel-expand-slim to have an expandable panel with standard spacings.

Title

content

Expand panel fully clickable

Add jsrs-clickable to have all the panel clickable. Pay attention that if you have a link, it has the priority.

Title

content

Branded Component

Pickx

Expand panel

To switch Expand panel to Pickx version, add rs-bg-pickx rs-panel-expand-neg rs-panel-expand-slim to element with rs-panel-expand and rs-panel-expand-btn-pickx rs-panel-expand-btn-neg to button .

The content to display is the negative version. Here we use rs-bg-pickx class color on it. Don't forget to add data-expand-panel-dark to button .

Title

content

JavaScript

How to trigger the js

Expandable panel: inception.panelExpand(EL, enableAngularBindings);

EL refers to html element with jsrs-expand-panel class or data-expand-panel-trigger attribute, for example document.querySelectorAll('.jsrs-expand-panel, [data-expand-panel-trigger]') .

enableAngularBindings is a boolean, false by default.