Recipes
Basic container
The simplest use case is wrapping content with consistent container styling.
Live Editor
function BasicContainerExample() { return ( <Container p={400}> This is a basic container with padding. </Container> ); }
Container with custom padding
Container accepts all Box system props, allowing you to customize spacing.
Live Editor
function CustomPaddingExample() { return ( <Box display='flex' flexDirection='column' gap={400}> <Container p={300}>Container with small padding</Container> <Container p={500}>Container with large padding</Container> </Box> ); }
Full width container
Use system props to control the width of the container.
Live Editor
function FullWidthExample() { return ( <Container p={400} width={1}> This container spans the full width. </Container> ); }
Container with custom content
Container can wrap any content, including other components.
Live Editor
function CustomContentExample() { return ( <Container p={400}> <Text.Headline mb={300}>Headline in a Container</Text.Headline> <Text.Body> Body text with additional content. Container provides a clean background and border to group related information together. </Text.Body> </Container> ); }
Nested containers
While not common, containers can be nested when needed.
Live Editor
function NestedContainersExample() { return ( <Container p={400}> <Text.Headline mb={300}>Outer Container</Text.Headline> <Container p={300} mt={300}> <Text.Body>Nested container content</Text.Body> </Container> </Container> ); }
Container as a card-like element
Combine Container with other components to create card-like layouts.
Live Editor
function CardLikeExample() { return ( <Container p={400}> <Box display='flex' justifyContent='space-between' alignItems='center'> <Box> <Text.SmallSubheadline>Card Title</Text.SmallSubheadline> <Text.Byline mt={200}>Additional information</Text.Byline> </Box> <Button appearance='secondary' size='small'>Action</Button> </Box> </Container> ); }