Utilities > Token-based

Background-color

Based on the $feo-colors and $feo-themes settings from your design tokens, utility classes for background-color are generated. Utility classes that trigger when a pseudo-class is triggered, are also facilitated. The classes with -ext- can be used to add a background spanning the entire width of the screen. The following classes are available:

.[bg-/bg-ext-]<name>
.hover:[bg-/bg-ext-]<name>
.focus:[bg-/bg-ext-]<name>
.active:[bg-/bg-ext-]<name>

Border

Based on the $feo-colors and $feo-themes settings from your design tokens, utility classes for borders are generated. These by default provide a 1px solid border in the corresponding color. Utility classes that trigger when a pseudo-class is triggered, are also facilitated. The following classes are available:

.border-<t/r/b/l>-<name>
.hover:border-<t/r/b/l>-<name>
.focus:border-<t/r/b/l>-<name>

In addition, several .border-w-<name> are available to give borders a different width. The available sizes are 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, which translate to px.

Radius

Based on the $feo-sizes array from your design tokens, utility-classes for border radius are generated. These follow the structure of .radius-<name>. These classes set the border-radius property on the element, meaning all its corners.

Margin and padding

Based on the $feo-sizes array from your design tokens, utility-classes for padding and margin are generated. Next to the values from $feo-sizes, the 'name' none is also available, to overwrite standard set spacing. The following classes are available:

.(p/m)-<name>: sets the padding/margin on all sides.
.(p/m)x-<name>: sets the padding/margin on -left and -right.
.(p/m)y-<name>: sets the padding/margin on -top and bottom.
.(p/m)l-<name>: sets the padding/margin on -left.
.(p/m)r-<name>: sets the padding/margin on -right.
.(p/m)t-<name>: sets the padding/margin on -top.
.(p/m)b-<name>: sets the padding/margin on -bottom.

Width, min-width, max-width, `display:none` media queries

Based on the $feo-breakpoints settings from your design tokens, utility classes around width are generated.