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Similarly to our typography section, you can use our calculators for efficient size generation, all of which are automatically responsive. See the visual representations update in real time.
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Similarly to our typography section, you can use our calculators for efficient size generation, all of which are automatically responsive. See the visual representations update in real time.
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This section uses the same scaling techniques as the typography section ensuring that everything is uniform across your website.
In this section, you can choose your base settings, such as the minimum base size, maximum base size, or even the base scale index (this is where you set which variable becomes your base, by default, this is --space-m). See the base highlighted in blue on the right.
Just like with the typography, you can choose which kind of ratio in which your sizes change, ranging from Minor Second, Major Third, Perfect Fourth, Golden Ratio, plus many more.
Once again, you have full control should you choose to set your sizing manually. Here, you can change the name of your variables, and change their minimum and maximum sizes.
Users have the flexibility to name variables according to their preferred naming conventions. As a result, the suffixes appended to variables may differ from the conventional designations (e.g., -s, -m, -l, -xl) utilized in our class generation logic. Consequently, we have decided to remove this feature from the manual tab.
Additionally, users are encouraged to create their own selector groups and manually assign variables to their properties.
