Struct ybc::HeroProps

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pub struct HeroProps {
    pub classes: Classes,
    pub head: Option<Html>,
    pub head_classes: Classes,
    pub body: Html,
    pub body_classes: Classes,
    pub foot: Option<Html>,
    pub foot_classes: Classes,
    pub fixed_nav: bool,
    pub bold: bool,
    pub size: Option<HeroSize>,
}

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§classes: Classes

Extra classes for the hero container.

§head: Option<Html>

The contents of the hero-head section.

§head_classes: Classes

Optional classes to add to the hero-head container.

§body: Html

The contents of the hero-body section.

§body_classes: Classes

Optional classes to add to the hero-body container.

§foot: Option<Html>

The contents of the hero-foot section.

§foot_classes: Classes

Optional classes to add to the hero-foot container.

§fixed_nav: bool

If you are using a fixed navbar, you can use the fixed_nav=true modifier on the hero for it to occupy the viewport height minus the navbar height.

https://bulma.io/documentation/layout/hero/#fullheight-with-navbar

§bold: bool

Generate a subtle gradient for the hero.

§size: Option<HeroSize>

The size for this hero.

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