Credit Warning#
According to the regulation in the Netherlands, any page that advertising money lending must display this warning all the time.
HTML & CSS#
Properties
Fixed
afm-credit-warning-fixed
should be used when implementing web pages.afm-credit-warning-placeholder
can be used to push down content to prevent the banner from hiding page content.afm-credit-warning
should be used when impelmenting block content with the warning banner.
<html>
<body>
<div class="afm-credit-warning-fixed"></div>
<div class="afm-credit-warning-placeholder"></div>
<!-- ... -->
</body>
</html>
Z-Index when using afm-credit-warning-fixed
#
The utility class does not specify z-index, as it can be very context-dependent to pick the right number. Here are a few ideas on how to specify it:
- Using Plain HTML: add
style="z-index:99999"
to the tag. - Using TailwindCSS 3+: add class
z-50
, or evenz-[99999]
. - Using React: add
style={{zIndex: 99999}}
to the tag.
It does not have to be 99999, but it needs to be high enough so it is not obstructed at any point of scroll.
Sizing#
Use afm-credit-warning-sm
and afm-credit-warning-xs
to render smaller warning banners.
- regular
small
afm-credit-warning-sm
extra small
afm-credit-warning-xs
Guideline:#
- ALWAYS use regular size on Tinka's own domains and user flows.
- ALWAYS use the biggest possible size.
- ALWAYS use the same size for the primary content and the warning banner. In other words, the ratio between font size of the warning and the contenxt should be 1:1.
- Only use small when the primary text size on the page is small. Example:
Buy now pay later for X months with Tinka
- Only use extra small when the primary text size on the page is extra small. Example:
Buy now pay later for X months with Tinka
- Small and extra small should mostly be used in constructing widgets on especially small screens.
Reference#
Trivia#
- The class name prefixed with
afm-
due to the regulation comes from AFM. In the future we might have other form of banner when Tinka ventures into another territory. - The English translation of the Dutch text: Attention! Borrowing money costs money.