Use for grouping related content in a contained, elevated surface.
barIndicates that a bar should be displayed and which color to use. Predefined colors that may be used as values are:
Any other value (e.g. "#990000", "purple") will be treated as a custom color.
elevationThe size of the box-shadow applied to the component, giving it a sense of depth.
Set to 0 to disable.
targetTarget to be applied to the link when a URL is provided.
Do not use in Online Banking. Use the openURL capability on the click event instead.
typeAlters the interactive behavior of the card while maintaining visual appearance.
urlURL to navigate the user to when the card is clicked.
Do not use in Online Banking. Use the openURL capability on the click event instead.
The q2-card element exposes events that can be used to send and receive data from the component based on user interaction.
Emitted when the card is clicked and the url property is not provided.
undefinedProvide clean examples of how to compose multiple components together in order to achieve a specific visual outcome that is curated and maintained by Tecton.
How to build an Account List page in Tecton: a summary header and a searchable, client-filtered account list.
How to build an Account Settings page in Tecton: six independent settings sections covering nickname, notifications, statement delivery, card management, spending limits, and overdraft protection.
How to build a Bank Statement page in Tecton: a computed account summary and a q2-data-table of transactions for a statement period.
How to build a Message Center page in Tecton: a two-panel layout with a message list on the left and a selected message detail plus response form on the right.
The following CSS variables are available to override the default theme styles of the q2-card component.
Many Tecton components consume other components to maintain visual and functional consistency. If you are looking for a CSS variable you think should exist but are not seeing it, it may be defined in one of the dependent components below. Either way, if you think it's something we should expose more conveniently, let us know!
The changelog provides a detailed history of new features, improvements, and bug fixes going back to Tecton 1.30.0. If the button is disabled, it indicates there have been no detectable changes since then.