Split Layout

Two-panel layouts that divide the viewport — equal halves, weighted splits, and sticky media panels.

50 / 50 Split

Two equal columns — standard comparison layout, login/hero panels, or side-by-side feature showcases.

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Both panels: flex-1 on a flex parent — each column takes exactly half the width.

60 / 40 Split

Weighted columns — primary content gets more space. Common for product detail pages and feature explanations.

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Explicit fractions: w-3/5 + w-2/5. Use w-2/3 + w-1/3 for a harder 66/33 split.

Reverse Split

Content on the right, visual on the left — or flip the visual to the right. Uses flex-row-reverse so DOM order stays logical for screen readers.

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DOM order preserved for accessibility. Use flex-row-reverse on the wrapper — not order-last — to keep a single toggle point.

Sticky Media Panel

The left visual panel sticks in place while the right content column scrolls. Classic SaaS feature walkthrough pattern.

This panel stays fixed

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Left: position: sticky; top: 0; height: [shell height] — Right: overflow-y-auto. Both inside an overflow-hidden flex parent.

Vertical Split (Top / Bottom)

Stack two panels vertically — useful for code editors with a preview pane, or a header image + detail area.

index.html
<!-- top panel: 45% -->
<div class="split-top">
<h1>Hello, world</h1>
</div>
Preview

Hello, world

Bottom panel renders the output. It takes the remaining height via flex-1.

Swap flex-col for vertical stacking. Fixed top: explicit height: 45%. Bottom: flex-1 fills remainder.

Resizable Split

Drag the divider to redistribute space between panels. Double-click the divider to reset to 50/50.

Alpine tracks leftPct via pointer events. Left panel: :style="`width: ${leftPct}%`". Right panel: flex-1 fills remainder. Double-click divider to reset.