Skip to main content
Cornell University

Cornell Design System Documentation

Custom Development Team

  • Home
  • Template Structure
    • Template Structure Overview
    • Band (Layer 1)
    • Region (Layer 2)
    • Container (Layer 3)
    • Layout (Layer 4)
    • Section (Layer 5)
    • Block and Content (Layer 6)
  • Landmarks
    • Landmarks Overview
    • Footer
    • Header
    • Main content
    • Navigation
  • Components
    • Components Overview
    • Blockquote
    • Button
    • Checkboxes
    • Fieldset
    • Form inputs (other)
    • Form inputs (text)
    • Horizontal rule
    • List
    • Panel
    • Table
  • Patterns
    • Patterns Overivew
    • Accordion
    • Card
    • Tablist
  • Typography
    • Fonts
    • Headings
    • Icons
    • Images
    • Text and color
  • Development
    • Development Overview
    • Filters

On this page

  1. Code

Card

A card is a visual organization of content. They are best used when you have multiple content items made of the same elements.

This could be something as simple as a bunch of News article content types which all share a publication date, image, and title, or they could have more complex content.

Cards don't contain any semantic meaning on their own. You can choose to implement them as a list if it makes sense to do so.

Note Cards are not implemented in the current CDS yet. This page is incomplete in the interim.

Code

<div class="layout-cards">
<div class="cards">
    <div class="card">
        <!-- Card contents -->
    </div>
</div>

Card Header

Example Card content

Card Header 2

Example Card 2 Content

Footer Content

This documentation for CDS was built using MkDocs.