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Card

Cards contain content and actions about a single subject.

Introduction

Cards are most frequently used for easy to scan, relevant, and actionable information. Joy UI provides four Card-related components:

  • Card: a container to control the content direction.
  • CardOverflow: a handy component that takes care of stretching the content to fill all edges of the card.
  • CardCover: a container for displaying background images within the card, also used to create gradient layers.
  • CardContent: a wrapper that brings content to the front when used with CardCover.

Component

After installation, you can start building with this component using the following basic elements:

import Card from '@mui/joy/Card';
import Typography from '@mui/joy/Typography';

export default function MyApp() {
  return (
    <Card>
      <Typography>Hello world!</Typography>
    </Card>
  );
}

Basic usage

Card is a surface-level component that can house multiple others. The most common components you'd use with it are Typography, AspectRatio, and Button.

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Overflow

To have content spanning from edge to edge of the card, wrap it with the CardOverflow component. It automatically takes care of the top and bottom edges if rendered as the first or last child of the parent card.

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Back cover

The CardCover component is responsible for housing the content that covers the whole card. Think of card covers as a background layer that stay behind the CardContent.

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Media

Use a plain image or a video element inside the CardCover to display media. It uses object-fit: cover on the image as a default value.

  • Image
  • Video

Gradient overlay

To create a gradient overlay, frequently seen when a colorful image is used as background, insert an additional CardCover component.

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Row

To show a horizontal card, use the row prop. The CardOverflow will adapt based on its position.

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Actions

Multiple actions

By default, whenever you have additional action elements such as links and buttons, they stay on top of the whole interactive area. In some cases, you might have to manually control each element's z-index.

Whole card area

To make the entire card area clickable, wrap the card's title with the Link component. Then, add the overlay prop to expand it.

By doing that, you ensure good keyboard navigation support given that the focus-visible styles also apply to the entire card. Learn more about best accessibility practices with cards in the Inclusive Component's documentation.

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CSS variables

Play around with all the CSS variables available in the slider component to see how the design changes.

You can use those to customize the component on both the sx prop and the theme.

Card title

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Card title

A very very long description.

CSS variables

px

Default as 16px

px

Default as 12px

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Common examples

Container responsive

This demo uses a similar technique to the flexbox holy albatross to stack the elements when the container's width is below a specified number.

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