Grid

<Grid /> is an infinitely nestable column layout container. By default it has no margins or paddings but they can be added as needed using the margin or padding parameters. The columns defined are always relative to the container, not the parent element.

It is available both, as a HOC (see asGrid) and as an individual component (see Grid).

API

All parameters are optional

Parameter	Type	Valid Values	Default
align	String / Object	top / center / bottom	stretch
base	Number		8
innerRef	Function
justify	String / Object	left / center / right	left
margin	Array / String / Number / Object		[0]
padding	Array / String / Number / Object		[0]
size	Number / String / Object	[1, 12] / fit / auto	12
show	Array / String
paddingTop	Number / String / Object
paddingRight	Number / String / Object
paddingBottom	Number / String / Object
paddingLeft	Number / String / Object
marginTop	Number / String / Object
marginRight	Number / String / Object
marginBottom	Number / String / Object
marginLeft	Number / String / Object

Note that the Object type defined on the properties above applies only when working with responsive layouts where the keys of the object are one of the keys of displayAliases and values the value to apply when the resolution matches. For instance <Grid paddingTop={{ large: 3, small: 2 }} /> is only valid if there is a large and a small display alias defined in .

Also note that all spacing properties can use spacing aliases to define spacing values.

Align

Vertically aligns the contents of the Grid:

https://gymnastjs.github.io/gymnast/?selectedKind=%20Grid&selectedStory=Align

Base

Indicates the default value to multiply spacing values with. i.e. if base is 8, a margin={2} value becomes margin: 16px.

The default is 8 but it can be changed through . base or specifying it directly on the <Grid />. One should rarely need to be changed directly on a given component since the goal is for it to be consistent with the rest of the grid.

InnerRef

innerRef is used to pass a ref to the underlying div within <Grid /> the Component.

Justify

Horizontally aligns the contents of the Grid.

https://gymnastjs.github.io/gymnast/?selectedKind=%20Grid&selectedStory=Justify

Spacing

There are 2 ways to define separation between Grids, padding and margin. They are both defined following css syntax as explained in the spacing section.

Margin

It's a shorthand for setting marginTop, marginRight, marginBottom and marginLeft individually. Values set represent multiples or fractions of base (8px). E.g. margin={1} is equivalent to margin: 8px in css. Similarly, margin="1 0" will set vertical margin to 24px and horizontal one to 0.

Check the formats section in spacing to see the different valid values.

Spacing aliases can be mixed with non alias values. For instance margin="L 2 0" is valid and so is margin={['L', 2, 0]}`.

Padding

It's a shorthand for setting paddingTop, paddingRight, paddingBottom and paddingLeft individually. Values set represent multiples or fractions of base (8px). E.g. padding={1} is equivalent to padding: 8px in css. Similarly, padding="1 0" will set vertical pading to 8px and horizontal one to 0.

Check the formats section in spacing to see the different valid values.

Spacing aliases can be mixed with non alias values. For instance padding="L 2 0" is valid and so is padding={['L', 2, 0]}`.

margin[Direction] / padding[Direction]

A number or a spacing alias indicating the margin / padding to apply on that direction as a multiple of base.

gutter / verticalGutter

gutter and verticalGutter are aliases automatically exposed to Grid and map to gutter and verticalGutter values defined by ConfigProvider. gutter/2 and verticalGutter/2 are also valid, and map to the corresponding config values, but divided by 2.

Size

This parameter indicates the number of columns to size this component. The value can range from 1 through the number of columns used (defaults to 12).

There are 2 additional sizing options that cause an element to break its normal flow within the grid:

• fit: To size to fit the content (regardless of columns)
• auto: To evenly divide the remaining space with other elements.

You can see usage examples of 'fit' on the tab navigation on the report page example.