Page Header
Page headers provide a consistent user experience at the top of most page types in the system. In addition to the page title, a page header may contain a description and other static and interactive elements. Elements are arranged and display according to the context of the page.
certara-page-header
Section titled “certara-page-header”Properties
Section titled “Properties”eyebrow
| Attribute | eyebrow |
| Type | string |
| Default | undefined |
| Required | false |
| Description | Subheading that contains less important, tertiary information related to the headline |
headline
| Attribute | headline |
| Type | string |
| Default | undefined |
| Required | false |
| Description | String that is output/nested inside |
Events
Section titled “Events”There are no events available for this component
Methods
Section titled “Methods”There are no public methods available for this component
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Main slot for content inserted to the right of the header | |
content-header-details | Slot available if you need to add additional content below the |
content-header-title | Slot for a custom heading |
Page headers provide a consistent user experience at the top of most page types in the system. In addition to the page title, a page header may contain a description and other static and interactive elements. Elements are arranged and display according to the context of the page.
Design guidelines
Section titled “Design guidelines” In practice
Section titled “In practice”- The page header displays full width at the top of the page.
- The only required element is a page title.
- Any content in the right container stacks below the left container content at smaller break points.
Left container
Section titled “Left container”- Contains the page title (H1).
- The title wraps when the text is too lengthy.
- When there is a help article for the page, place it under the page title as a link.
Right container
Section titled “Right container”- Can contain information and other items such as buttons, button groups, links, and cards.
- Limit these to elements that pertain to the entire page.
Accessibility
Section titled “Accessibility”Screen reader support
Section titled “Screen reader support”- Be sure to define ARIA labels.
- Provide keyboard functionality to all available elements.
Follow the accessibility guidelines for each component found in the alert. View guidelines