
syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards
Complete guide to implementing Syncfusion ASP.NET Core Card component with layout structures, headers, images, actions, and advanced customization. Use this skill when building card-based layouts, displaying content with headers and images, creating action buttons, or organizing responsive card designs.
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npx skills add https://github.com/syncfusion/aspnetcore-ui-components-skills --skill syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards- 01
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Implementing Syncfusion ASP.NET Core Card Component
The Card component is a flexible layout container for displaying content with headers, images, actions, and more. It's perfect for creating product showcases, content summaries, user profiles, and dashboard widgets with a clean, modern appearance.
When to Use This Skill
Use the Card component when you need to:
- Display organized content — Group related information (titles, images, text, actions) in a visually cohesive container
- Create dashboard widgets — Build reusable card layouts for dashboard panels and content cards
- Showcase products or items — Present product images, descriptions, and action buttons in a structured format
- Build responsive layouts — Enable horizontal/vertical stacking with responsive design
- Add interactive elements — Include buttons, links, images, and other components within the card
- Implement modern UI patterns — Follow Material Design and modern card-based interfaces
Component Overview
The Syncfusion ASP.NET Core Card (e-card class) provides:
- Flexible structure — Headers, content, images, action buttons in any combination
- Layout options — Vertical (default), horizontal, or stacked layouts
- Rich content support — Text, images, headers with titles/subtitles, dividers
- Action buttons — Horizontal or vertical button alignment for user interactions
- Responsive design — Adapts to different screen sizes and containers
- Easy customization — CSS classes for styling and positioning
Documentation and Navigation Guide
Getting Started
📄 Read: references/getting-started.md
- ASP.NET Core project setup and prerequisites
- Adding Syncfusion stylesheets and scripts
- Creating your first basic card
- Running the application and viewing results
Header and Content
📄 Read: references/header-and-content.md
- Header structure with titles and subtitles
- Adding header images with alignment options
- Content areas for text and HTML elements
- Complete examples with proper element structure
Images and Dividers
📄 Read: references/images-and-dividers.md
- Including full-width images in cards
- Adding image titles and captions with overlays
- Using dividers to separate content sections
- Multiple images and advanced image layouts
Action Buttons
📄 Read: references/action-buttons.md
- Creating action button containers
- Horizontal vs vertical button alignment
- Button styling with e-card-btn class
- Using buttons and anchor tags as actions
Horizontal and Stacked Layouts
📄 Read: references/horizontal-layout.md
- Creating horizontal card layouts with e-card-horizontal
- Mixing horizontal and vertical with e-card-stacked
- Content positioning in multi-column designs
- Responsive considerations for horizontal layouts
Advanced Customization
📄 Read: references/advanced-customization.md
- Customizing image title positioning with CSS
- Integrating other Syncfusion components inside cards
- Styling and theming options
- Real-world integration examples (ListViews, forms, etc.)
Quick Start Example
Basic card with header and content:
<div class="e-card">
<div class="e-card-header">
<p><strong>Card Title</strong></p>
<p>Subtitle or description</p>
</div>
<div class="e-card-content">
Your content goes here
</div>
</div>
Common Patterns
Pattern 1: Card with Image and Header
Header (title/subtitle) + Image + Content + Actions
Use for product cards, profile cards, blog post previews.
Pattern 2: Horizontal Image + Content
Image (left) | Header + Content + Actions (right)
Use for horizontal layouts, list items, media cards.
Pattern 3: Image with Title Overlay
Image + Title (overlay at bottom) + Actions
Use for gallery cards, featured content, visual showcases.
Pattern 4: Content-Only Card
Header + Content + Divider + Actions
Use for simple information cards, summary cards, action items.
Key CSS Classes
| Class | Purpose |
|---|---|
e-card | Root card container |
e-card-header | Header wrapper element |
| e-card-content | Content area |
| e-card-image | Full-width card image |
| e-card-title | Image overlay title |
| e-card-actions | Action button container |
| e-card-btn | Action button styling |
| e-card-separator | Divider between sections |
| e-card-horizontal | Horizontal layout |
| e-card-stacked | Vertical section in horizontal layout |
| e-card-vertical | Vertical action button alignment |
| e-card-corner | Rounded corners on images |
Before You Begin
Ensure your ASP.NET Core project has:
- Syncfusion NuGet packages installed
- TagHelpers registered in
_ViewImports.cshtml - Syncfusion CSS stylesheets referenced in
_Layout.cshtml - Required JavaScript files included
For a complete setup walkthrough, see Getting Started.
FAQ
What does the syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards skill do?
Complete guide to implementing Syncfusion ASP.NET Core Card component with layout structures, headers, images, actions, and advanced customization. Use this skill when building card-based layouts, displaying content with headers and images, creating action buttons, or organizing responsive card designs.
How do I install syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards?
Run npx skills add https://github.com/syncfusion/aspnetcore-ui-components-skills --skill syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards in your project. The skills CLI detects the agents you use and copies the skill into the right folder. For Claude Code you can also place the skill folder at ~/.claude/skills/syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards/ (personal) or .claude/skills/syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards/ (project).
Which AI agents can use syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards?
Any agent that supports the open Agent Skills format (a folder with a SKILL.md file), including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Cline, OpenCode and more.
Is syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards safe to install?
No partner security audit is available yet. Skills can run commands and scripts, so read the SKILL.md and any bundled files before installing.
Who maintains syncfusion-aspnetcore-cards?
It is published by syncfusion in syncfusion/aspnetcore-ui-components-skills. It has 97 recorded installs.
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