Vue Equalizer is a Vue.js component to help solve a common frontend development problem, where independent items and nested content need to be equal height.
Until the Level 2 CSS Grid specification which allows for subgrids is available and widely supported, JavaScript will be required to achieve this effect.
A common design frontend developers are given looks something like this. A row of blocks all with nicely aligned content.
In reality, once real and dynamic content is added the blocks end up looking like this:
Vue Equalizer fixes this.
npm install --save vue-equalizer
Then, in your javascript file:
import Vue from "vue";
import equalizer from "vue-equalizer";
new Vue({
el: "#app",
components: { equalizer }
});Alternatively add the CDN script tag directly to your page.
<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/equalizer.min.js"></script>In your HTML:
<div id="app">
<equalizer
:classes="['card','card-title', 'card-desc']"
:config="{
1024: 4,
680: 3,
0: 1
}"
>
<!-- HTML -->
</equalizer>
</div>The equalizer component accepts an array of classes. Each element of that class will be made the same height.
The classes prop is required.
The equalizer component accepts a config object of key value pairs. The key must be an integer which is a min-width breakpoint. The value is the number of elements per row at that breakpoint.
The config prop is optional. If no config object is passed as props then by default the equalizer will make all items the same height regardless of screen width and number per row.
