typography.less
Here, 'Typography' refers to classes and styles that are related to the various 'texts' of a page.
Simple header text styles. Add <small>
for inline captions.
The uppercase style is applied to header tags starting from <h3>
and under for emphasis. You can change the default setting by changing the @header-uppercase
variable in petal.less to false
.
To manually apply the uppercase and wide letter-spacing appearance, use .uppercase
and .keepcase
if the other way around.
Header tags have their margin-top
values reset to 0 to make things simpler. Bottom margins have been set to 0.5em
to follow respective font sizes.
Paragraphs (<p>
) tags also have 0 top margins, and have a bottom margin of 1em
. Line height can be changed by modifying the @paragraph-line-height
variable.
Lists have their margins reset similar to paragraphs: 1em
on the bottom of both ol
and ul
lists, and 2em
padding for the left bullets/numbering space. List items (li
) have 0.5em
bottom margins each.
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<blockquote>
element will add a left colored border (follows @primary-accent-color
) and appropriate margin/padding.
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Use <hr>
tags appropriately to visually separate meaningful sections of text or content.