Step 1
Describe in English what you want the Svelte Hero Section components to look like and do. PureCode AI will generate and render the code you can then directly edit.
Step 2
Generate Svelte Hero Section components that matches your theme, by providing theme files or creating from scratch.
Step 3
Update generations with speed and efficiency by selecting part of the rendered Svelte Hero Section components and entering the new text description.
Step 4
Generate, update and preview the Svelte Hero Section components along with code. All with-in VS code.
Svelte Hero Section is a prominent, eye-catching element used at the top of Svelte applications to display key messages or content. This section can include solid icons, hero icons, and additional CSS for styling flexibility. By leveraging a major CSS framework with variation props and class props, you can customize your hero icons or solid icons to suit various themes.
Search for Hero Section on PureCode AI, select the Svelte design, and integrate the repo installation and files provided into your repository. Customize with additional CSS and select outline styling, then set your default outline and gap to ensure proper spacing. Adjust value and class props for specific variation props within the repo installation instructions. You may need to reference docs for data or tools usage in your repository.
It captures user attention at the top of your page, enhancing user engagement and highlighting important content. Whether you're adding solid icons or hero icons, having a strong hero icons display with additional CSS and select outline can make your message pop. Integrating class props and variation props allows you to use a major CSS framework that supports the image options, title, and other space settings.
Customize the layout, background, and fonts using PureCode AI to match your app’s style. Adjust outline options and select outline for gap control, ensuring the variation props align with your class props. Finally, consult docs for tips on adding tag formatting to make your element styling consistent with additional CSS in your repository.