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Collection: A collection of those objects that are displayed at the end of the Caption - Title, Description, and Support areas that then make up the vertically stackable, modular pieces of the caption area of Cells and Cards. Please see Caption - Definitions for a run down on the structure and terminology used in captions.

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Properties

Type

  • None

  • Action (Icon): Most commonly used as a "More" button to bring up additional actions you can take on the subject matter.

  • Super Action (Icon Larger): A more prominent actionable area commonly used for the primary activity associated with the subject matter, for example adding to the shopping cart.

  • Subtext: Right aligned text copy that is usually very short copy, as not to interfer with the Title or Subtext copy that is more of a focus.

  • Subtext + Action: Vertically stacked right aligned text copy with an actionable icon below (usually a More icon). Note, the hitarea for the Icon would extend over top of the subtext right.

  • Link: A text based navigation to another area, using the visual indicator color to show that the link is clickable.

  • AdaptIcon: Used to attribute the object to a collection represented by the iconography used in the AdaptIcon.

  • Avatar: Used to attribute the object to the person in the Avatar.

  • Graphic: Many different purposes, but can be used to show a brand or collection.

  • Button: A more visually prominent actionable area that can be used as the primary activity of the subject matter.

  • Multi-AdaptIcon: When there's the need to show multiple adapticons. These have a slight overlap with the adapticon next to it, with the far left being the one in front.

  • Multi-Avatar: When there's the need to show multiple people associated with the object. These have a slight overlap with the avatar next to it, with the far left being the one in front.

  • Multi-Image: When there's the need to show multiple images. These have a slight overlap with the image next to it, with the far left being the one in front.

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