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Sizing

Sizing utility classes are used to influence the height and width of elements to which they are applied.

Height & Width

Height and width can be set using h-* and w-* prefixes, max-height and max-width can be set using prefixes mh-* and mw-* .

Bootstrap offers sizing classes with the suffixes bellow. They allow you to set a height / width as a percentage of the parent element (see Bootstrap Sizing for reference).

  • *-25
  • *-50
  • *-75
  • *-100
<div class="sizing-example">
  <div class="d-flex p-regular gap-regular" style="height: 150px">
    <div class="flex-fill">
      <div class="content h-100 w-25  "></div>
    </div>
  </div>
</div>
NameDescriptionDefaultControl
height
Set the height of the rectangle
string
-
width
Set the width of the rectangle
string
-
max-height
Set the maximum height of the rectangle
string
-
max-width
Set the maximum width of the rectangle
string
-

For width, we offer additionally .w-{breakpoint}-{size} classes (e.g. w-md-100) so that you can size only for some specific breakpoints.

See Full-width button for a practical example.

Post-Sizes

Post sizes can be used as suffixes in the same way. To find out which size name to use, see the "Size name in classes" column in the reference table above or use the "Example Post-Sizes" below.

Sizing variables are deprecated

The current set of the post-specific sizing variables is deprecated in favour of a new naming system that is consistent with the Design. For further information, please read the discussion on sizing variables on GitHub and have a look at the implementation in Figma.

There is a new solution with updated naming system up coming for spacing sizes.

$hair: "1px";
$line: "2px";
$micro: "0.25rem";
$mini: "0.5rem";
$small-regular: "0.75rem";
$regular: "1rem";
$small-large: "1.25rem";
$large: "1.5rem";
$big: "2rem";
$bigger-big: "2.5rem";
$small-huge: "3rem";
$huge: "3.5rem";
$small-giant: "4.5rem";
$giant: "5rem";
$bigger-giant: "7rem";
NameDescriptionDefaultControl
height
Set the height of the rectangle
string
-
width
Set the width of the rectangle
string
-
max-height
Set the maximum height of the rectangle
string
-
max-width
Set the maximum width of the rectangle
string
-

There is the possibility to set the width and height relative to the viewport.

  • min-vh-100
  • min-vw-100
  • vh-100
  • vw-100