ContentHeadline

Introduction

TIP

Optionally, the composable useContentContainer can also be used as a wrapper.

The ContentContainer is used to map the depth of the element structure.

With each nested ContentContainer the element structure becomes one level deeper (level).

The appropriate HTML element for the page structure is determined based on the level. (e.g. main, article, section)

Properties

tag

• Type: String
• Default: null

Tag for the element.

rootTags

• Type: Array
• Default: inject('semanticStructure_rootTags', ['main'])

Available tags for the root structure.

If not set, the value is inherited from the parent element.

contentTags

• Type: Array
• Default: inject('semanticStructure_contentTags', ['article', 'section'])

Available tags for the content structure.

If not set, the value is inherited from the parent element.

level

• Type: Number
• Default: undefined

Can be used to overwrite the level.

debug

• Type: Boolean
• Default: inject('semanticStructure_debug', false)

If set, the following attributes are set on the element: data-current-tag, data-current-level and data-parent-level.

v-slot

default

Property	Type	Description
currentTag	String	Get current element tag.
parentLevel	Number	Get parent level.
currentLevel	Number	Get current level.

Example

<template>
  <ContentContainer>
    <header>
      <ContentHeadline> Primary Headline (h1) </ContentHeadline>
    </header>
    <ContentContainer>
      <ContentHeadline> Secondary Headline (h2) </ContentHeadline>
      <ContentContainer>
        <ContentHeadline> Tertiary Headline (h3) </ContentHeadline>
      </ContentContainer>
    </ContentContainer>
  </ContentContainer>
</template>

<script setup>
import { ContentContainer, ContentHeadline } from 'vue-semantic-structure';
</script>

<main>
  <header>
    <h1> Primary Headline (h1) </h1>
  </header>
  <article>
    <h2> Secondary Headline (h2) </h2>
    <section>
      <h3> Tertiary Headline (h3) </h3>
    </section>
  </article>
</main>