Bulma is an open-source CSS framework that makes it easier to develop responsive interfaces. It is based on flexbox. In this article, we will be seeing the three parts of the full-height hero.

The full-height hero takes up the whole height of the viewport. It can be split up into three parts: hero-head, hero-body and hero-foot.

Full Height Hero CSS classes:

• hero-head: This class is used to warp the head (top part) of the hero.
• hero-body: This class is used to wrap the body of the hero. The content is always vertically centred.
• hero-foot: This class is used to warp the foot (bottom part) of the hero.

Syntax:

<section class="hero is-link is-fullheight">
    <!-- Hero head: At the top -->
    <div class="hero-head">
        ...     
    </div>

    <!-- Hero content: In the middle -->
    <div class="hero-body">
        ...      
    </div>

    <!-- Hero footer: At the bottom -->
    <div class="hero-foot">
        ...        
    </div>
</section>

Example: The example below shows the use of the hero-head, hero-body, and the hero-foot classes provided by Bulma.

Output:

Bulma Fullheight hero in 3 parts

Reference: https://bulma.io/documentation/layout/hero/#fullheight-hero-in-3-parts