A simple container to center your content horizontally.

myContainer : Html msg
myContainer =
    container []
        [ p []
            [ text "My container is centered on a desktop!"
            ]
        ]

Containers can be used in any context, but mostly as a direct child of:

• navbar
• hero
• section
• footer

If you don't want to have a maximum width, but want to keep the 24px margin on the left and right sides, fluidContainer is for you!

myFluidContainer : Html msg
myFluidContainer
  = container []
    [ p []
      [ text "My container will have a 24px gap on its left and right."
      ]
    [ p []
      [ text "This gap holds for all viewport sizes."
      ]
    ]

This container is full-width until the "widescreen" breakpoint.

myWidescreenContainer : Html msg
myWidescreenContainer =
    widescreenContainer []
        [ p [] [ text "This container fills the screen-width..." ]
        , p [] [ text "...until it hits the widescreen breakpoint." ]
        ]

This container is full-width until the "fullHD" breakpoint.

fullHDContainer : Html msg
fullHDContainer =
    widescreenContainer []
        [ p [] [ text "This container fills the screen-width..." ]
        , p [] [ text "...until it hits the fullHD breakpoint." ]
        ]

myLevel : Html msg
myLevel =
    level []
        [ levelLeft []
            [ levelItem [] []
            , levelItem [] []
            , levelItem [] []
            ]
        , levelRight []
            [ levelItem [] []
            , levelItem [] []
            , levelItem [] []
            ]
        ]

myLevel : Html msg
myLevel =
    centeredLevel []
        [ levelItem [] []
        , levelItem [] []
        , levelItem [] []
        ]

myMediaObject : Html msg
myMediaObject =
    media []
        [ mediaLeft [] []
        , mediaContent [] []
        , mediaRight [] []
        ]

These are the stylistic defaults for hero containers.

import B.Modifiers
    exposing
        ( Color(Default)
        , Size(Standard)
        )




-- Small    -> "is-small"
-- Standard -> "is-medium"
-- Medium   -> "is-large"
-- Large    -> "is-fullheight"
myHeroModifiers : HeroModifiers
myHeroModifiers =
    { bold = False
    , size = Large
    , color = Default
    }

An imposing Hero banner to showcase something.

import B.Elements exposing (TitleSize(H1, H2), title)
import B.Layout exposing (container, hero, heroBody)


myHero : Html msg
myHero =
    hero myHeroModifiers
        []
        [ heroBody []
            [ container []
                [ title H1 [] [ text "Hero Title" ]
                , title H2 [] [ text "Hero Subtitle" ]
                ]
            ]
        ]

The hero element with some added guard-rails.

myHero : Html msg
myHero =
    easyHero myHeroModifiers
        []
        { head = heroHead [] []
        , body = heroBody [] []
        , foot = heroFoot [] []
        }

Use sections as direct children of your top HTML element.

view : Model -> Html msg
view model =
    div []
        [ section NotSpaced
            []
            [ container []
                [ p [] [ text "Containers for your containers!" ]
                ]
            ]
        ]

A simple responsive footer which can include anything: lists, headings, columns, icons, buttons, etc.

myFooter : Html msg
myFooter =
    footer []
        [ container []
            [ content [ textCentered ]
                [ p []
                    [ text "Ask your doctor if Bulma is right for you."
                    ]
                ]
            ]
        ]

This element is a plain tile container. It's best used as an intermediate tile in a 2D grid. You can also add "is-ancestor", "is-parent", "is-child", and "is-vertical" classes to to make a custom Bulma-grid implementation.

This should always be your outer-most tile.

myGrid : Html msg
myGrid =
    tileAncestor Auto
        []
        [ tileParent Width8
            []
            [ tileChild Auto [] []
            , tileChild Auto [] []
            ]
        , verticalTileParent Width4
            []
            [ tileChild Auto [] []
            , tileChild Auto [] []
            ]
        ]

Your tile-children must always be accompanied by a parent!

This tile holds your content! Its parent should always be tileParent or verticalTileParent.

If you want to stack tiles vertically, use a vertical tile!

Your tile-children must always be accompanied by a parent!