11.06 · Diagrams / cn-side-box

<cn-side-box>

The flat rectangle that flanks a hex-prism diagram. Sources go on the left, consumers go on the right, integrations sit anywhere a prism would feel wrong. The shape difference is the hierarchy: prisms are apps you can install; side-boxes are everything else.

Three sizes · default, default, compact
Spreadsheets
Databases
REST & SOAP
Legacy systems
Citizens / klanten
Public APIs
Embedded portals
Open data feeds
DigiD
eHerkenning
SAML
OAuth 2
+ 3 more
<cn-side-box header="YOUR DATA">
  <div class="row">
    <span class="ic-square">...</span>
    Spreadsheets
  </div>
  ...
</cn-side-box>
API · slots
SlotPurpose
(default)Rows of icon + label. Each row is a div with a .ic-square wrapper for the icon and the label text inline.
footerOptional dashed-divider line at the bottom. Used for "+ N more" overflow lists.
API · attributes
AttributeValuesDefaultPurpose
headerany string(empty)Uppercase chip label at the top. Use one or two short words; gets letter-spaced and rendered in cobalt-400.
compactboolean (presence)absentTighter row padding and smaller icon squares. Use for dense diagrams or sub-lists.
widthsm (180px) · md (220px) · lg (260px), or any CSS lengthmdBox width. Sized for readable rows; do not stretch beyond lg.
Why we built it this way
Pattern · prisms = apps, boxes = everything else

The shape carries the hierarchy

A hex-prism is something you can install. A side-box is something you can't. That visual distinction is non-negotiable; bending it muddies the diagram.