The article discusses an approach for implementing fluid and responsive UI components by utilizing container queries and viewport units to determine available space for pagination arrows. It emphasizes the importance of avoiding fixed sizes, making the layout adaptable regardless of the content area size. The author acknowledges inspiration from Adam Argyle's original concepts, particularly valuing his use of container query units. The method involves inserting a wrapper element and applying container queries, ensuring design flexibility as the components resize based on viewport dimensions.
The trick is in combining viewport units within a container query, allowing the main content area to remain fluid while determining if there is additional space.
By using container queries, we can ensure the pagination arrows are placed correctly without relying on fixed sizes, adapting seamlessly to different layouts.
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