I'm trying to build a stacked cards component that can be used on different pages without breaking the layout. So far, it's working fine on its own, but when I try to integrate it with other content on the page, it creates issues like excessive whitespace and disrupted layout. I've referred to a CSS-Tricks article on creating such a component and checked out a CodePen example, but I'm still facing challenges. My goal is to make this component responsive and reusable. Does anyone have experience in building something like this, preferably using pure CSS or a library? Any tips on how to solve these integration problems would be greatly appreciated!
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It sounds like you're dealing with a classic layout issue. I've had similar problems when trying to mix card designs with other page elements. When I implemented something similar within a larger content block, it worked fine. You might need to share a bit more about your desired layout to pinpoint the issue. Check my example here!
Thanks! This looks great. Just to clarify, the problem arises when there's not enough content below the stack, making the cards not scroll to the end. What do you think could be done in this case? My solution so far is to add a lot of padding or a spacer element, but that leads to giant whitespace once the cards reach the bottom. It's not a common issue, but it can happen.