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<divclass="govuk-panel govuk-panel--confirmation"><h1class="govuk-panel__title">
Application complete
</h1><divclass="govuk-panel__body">
Your reference number<br><strong>HDJ2123F</strong></div></div>
Nunjucks macro options
Use options to customise the appearance, content and behaviour of a component when using a macro, for example, changing the text.
Some options are required for the macro to work; these are marked as “Required” in the option description.
If you’re using Nunjucks macros in production with “html” options, or ones ending with “html”, you must sanitise the HTML to protect against cross-site scripting exploits.
Primary options
Name
Type
Description
titleText
string
Required.
If titleHtml is set, this is not required. Text to use within the panel. If titleHtml is provided, the titleText option will be ignored.
titleHtml
string
Required.
If titleText is set, this is not required. HTML to use within the panel. If titleHtml is provided, the titleText option will be ignored.
headingLevel
integer
Heading level, from 1 to 6. Default is 1.
text
string
Required.
If html is set, this is not required. Text to use within the panel content. If html is provided, the text option will be ignored.
html
string
Required.
If text is set, this is not required. HTML to use within the panel content. If html is provided, the text option will be ignored.
caller
nunjucks-block
Not strictly a parameter but Nunjucks code convention. Using a call block enables you to call a macro with all the text inside the tag. This is helpful if you want to pass a lot of content into a macro. To use it, you will need to wrap the entire panel component in a call block.
classes
string
Classes to add to the panel container.
attributes
object
HTML attributes (for example data attributes) to add to the panel container.
Use the panel component to display important information when a transaction has been completed.
In most cases, the panel component is used on confirmation pages, to tell the user they have successfully completed the transaction.
When not to use this component
Never use the panel component to highlight important information within body content.
How it works
There are 2 ways to use the panel component. You can use HTML or, if you are using Nunjucks or the GOV.UK Prototype Kit, you can use the Nunjucks macro.
<divclass="govuk-panel govuk-panel--confirmation"><h1class="govuk-panel__title">
Application complete
</h1><divclass="govuk-panel__body">
Your reference number<br><strong>HDJ2123F</strong></div></div>
Nunjucks macro options
Use options to customise the appearance, content and behaviour of a component when using a macro, for example, changing the text.
Some options are required for the macro to work; these are marked as “Required” in the option description.
If you’re using Nunjucks macros in production with “html” options, or ones ending with “html”, you must sanitise the HTML to protect against cross-site scripting exploits.
Primary options
Name
Type
Description
titleText
string
Required.
If titleHtml is set, this is not required. Text to use within the panel. If titleHtml is provided, the titleText option will be ignored.
titleHtml
string
Required.
If titleText is set, this is not required. HTML to use within the panel. If titleHtml is provided, the titleText option will be ignored.
headingLevel
integer
Heading level, from 1 to 6. Default is 1.
text
string
Required.
If html is set, this is not required. Text to use within the panel content. If html is provided, the text option will be ignored.
html
string
Required.
If text is set, this is not required. HTML to use within the panel content. If html is provided, the text option will be ignored.
caller
nunjucks-block
Not strictly a parameter but Nunjucks code convention. Using a call block enables you to call a macro with all the text inside the tag. This is helpful if you want to pass a lot of content into a macro. To use it, you will need to wrap the entire panel component in a call block.
classes
string
Classes to add to the panel container.
attributes
object
HTML attributes (for example data attributes) to add to the panel container.
Keep your panel text brief, as it’s only meant for a high-level explanation of what has happened. For example, ‘Application complete’.
Aim to use short words and phrases to make sure highlighted information is easy to read at different screen sizes. For example, shorter amounts of information is less likely to wrap around the panel, which can happen when using the zoom function on mobiles.
If you need to give detailed information, or more context, use the description text under the heading text.
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