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StructureLayout
Type definition for container layouts in email structures.
typescript
type StructureLayout = CreateStructureEmptyContainer | CreateStructureContentContainer;
Description
StructureLayout
is a union type that represents different types of containers that can be used in email structure layouts. It allows for flexible container definitions including content containers, empty placeholders, and spacers.
Import
typescript
import { StructureLayout } from '@stripoinc/ui-editor-extensions';
Type Definition
CreateStructureContentContainer
A string value representing the width percentage of a content container:
typescript
type CreateStructureContentContainer = string;
Examples: '50%'
, '33%'
, '100%'
CreateStructureEmptyContainer
An object configuration for non-content containers:
typescript
interface CreateStructureEmptyContainer {
width: string;
contentType: 'EMPTY' | 'SPACER';
}
Container Types
1. Content Container
Type: string
Content containers hold actual email content such as text, images, buttons, and other elements.
typescript
const contentContainer: StructureLayout = '50%';
Characteristics:
- Defined as a simple string with percentage width
- Receives HTML content during layout operations
- Can be modified and updated with new content
- Typically used for main content areas
2. Empty Container
Type: { width: string, contentType: 'EMPTY' }
Empty containers are placeholders that reserve space but don't initially contain content.
typescript
const emptyContainer: StructureLayout = {
width: '25%',
contentType: 'EMPTY'
};
Characteristics:
- Can be converted to content containers later
- Useful for flexible layouts
- Does not receive content during
updateLayoutWithContent()
3. Spacer Container
Type: { width: string, contentType: 'SPACER' }
Spacer containers create spacing and margins in layouts.
typescript
const spacerContainer: StructureLayout = {
width: '10%',
contentType: 'SPACER'
};
Characteristics:
- Never receives content
- Used for margins and gutters
- Helps with responsive spacing
- Maintains layout alignment