Borders

Divide Color

Utilities for controlling the border color between elements.

s-prefix

The s- (semantic) prefix signals that the color value of these will change with the brand css.

Quick reference

Basic usage

Setting the divide color

Control the border color between elements using the s-divide-{semantic color} utilities specified in the table above.

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<div class="divide-x-4 s-divide-primary">
  <!-- ... -->
</div>

Horizontal and vertical dividers

Avoid conflicts with potential other borders, on the elements you wish to have dividers between, by adding a direction to the utility class: s-divide-{x|y}-{semantic color}.

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<div class="divide-x-4 s-divide-x-primary">
  <div class="border-b-4">01</div>
  <div class="border-b-4">02</div>
  <div class="border-b-4">03</div>
</div>

Arbitrary values

If you need to use a one-off divide-{color} value, use square brackets to generate a property on the fly using any arbitrary value. However, we recommend only using our semantic color tokens. This also works with or without an optional, but recommended, direction. divide-{x|y}-[{any color value or css var}]

<div class="divide-y-[--w-s-color-text]"></div>

Opacity

It is possible to control the opacity of the divide color by adding an optional alpha modifier. The modifier accepts any integer percentage value between 0 and 100. This works for both semantic and arbitrary classes with any primitive --w-{color} or semantic --w-s-color-{name} css variable.

Warning

Please be advised that by using primitive variables you will lose theming possibilities, therefore we highly recommend only using semantic classes and tokens.

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<div class="divide-x-8 s-divide-x-primary-subtle/60 ...">
  <div>01</div>
  <div>02</div>
  <div>03</div>
</div>
<div class="divide-y-8 divide-y-[--w-white/60] ...">
  <div>04</div>
  <div>05</div>
  <div>06</div>
</div>