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Content Fade

Content Fade is a visual gradient-mask wrapper that suggests content continues beyond the visible area. Use it on clipped or scrollable previews when an edge should fade out instead of ending abruptly.

Use it for:
  • Fading horizontal preview text, teaser rows, chips, compact lists, or cropped inline content.
  • Showing a soft visual cue at the start, end, or both sides of an already constrained area.
  • Matching the gradient color to the parent background with color.
  • Adjusting the gradient size with width.

Content Fade does not manage overflow, scrolling, expansion, or truncation by itself. Put it inside a container that sets the width, height, scroll behavior, or overflow-hidden. Do not use it for loading skeletons, collapsed content logic, tooltips, pagination, modal clipping, ellipsis truncation, or long article reading.

The NgStarter Angular Content Fade component lets you add a visual gradient fade at the edge of clipped or scrollable content. Use for horizontal preview text, teaser rows, chips, compact lists, or cropped inline content when an edge should fade out instead of ending abruptly. It includes examples for Basic Content Fade, Custom Width, Custom Position, and Content fade custom width.

Basic Content Fade

Use Content Fade inside a constrained container when clipped content should fade softly at the edges.

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Custom Width

Increase the fade width when the content edge needs a larger visual transition.

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Custom Position

Choose whether the fade appears at the start, end, or both sides of the constrained content.

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