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# Paper

Utilice el componente New-UDPaper en PowerShell Universal para crear superficies de papel de Material Design con elevación, esquinas cuadradas y colores de fondo personalizados.

**En Material Design, las propiedades físicas del papel se trasladan a la pantalla.**

El fondo de una aplicación se asemeja a la textura plana y opaca de una hoja de papel, y el comportamiento de una aplicación imita la capacidad del papel de redimensionarse, barajarse y encuadernarse en varias hojas.

## Paper

```powershell
New-UDPaper -Elevation 0 -Content {} 
New-UDPaper -Elevation 1 -Content {} 
New-UDPaper -Elevation 3 -Content {}
```

## Formato del contenido de Paper

De forma predeterminada, el componente paper utiliza el tipo de visualización flex para el contenido que hay dentro del paper. Esto puede provocar problemas con otros tipos de contenido que se almacenen dentro del paper. Puede anular el tipo de visualización mediante el parámetro `-Style`.

```powershell
$m=@'
# Hello

## world
- a
- b
-c
'@

New-UDPaper -Elevation 7 -Children {
   New-UDMarkdown -markdown $m
} -Style @{
   display = 'block'
}
```

## Paper cuadrado

De forma predeterminada, el paper tendrá los bordes redondeados. Puede reducir el redondeo utilizando un paper cuadrado.

```powershell
New-UDPaper -Square -Content {}
```

## Paper de color

El parámetro `-Style` se puede utilizar para dar color al paper. Se puede incluir cualquier CSS válido en la tabla hash de un estilo.

El siguiente ejemplo crea un paper con un fondo rojo.

```powershell
New-UDPaper  -Content { } -Style @{ 
     backgroundColor = 'red'
}
```

## API

* [New-UDPaper](/powershell-universal/es/comandos-de-powershell/new-udpaper.md)


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