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setting up relationships and hierarchies
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:root { | |
--theme-type-display: "Roboto Mono", Monaco, system-ui, serif; | |
--theme-type-copy: var(--theme-type-display); | |
--theme-type-size: 1rem; | |
--theme-type-scale: 0.75; | |
} | |
// headings | |
//set up your hierarchy with an iterable SASS list - it's a bit like an array in JavaScript | |
//https://sass-lang.com/documentation/modules/list | |
$heading__levels: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; | |
// make these globally available CSS variables, so you can use them in any component without importing | |
:root { | |
// describe the relationship | |
@each $level in $heading__levels { | |
// these are local sass variables (a bit like let) and it only exists inside this loop | |
// https://sass-lang.com/documentation/variables#scope | |
$divisor: 6 - $level; | |
$fontSize: calc( | |
calc(#{$divisor}/ var(--theme-type-scale)) * var(--theme-type-size) | |
); | |
$lineHeight: 1 + (0.1 * $level); | |
--theme-type-heading--#{$level}: 700 | |
#{$fontSize}/#{$lineHeight} | |
var(--theme-type-display); | |
} | |
} | |
// this example is about exploring SASS and describing relationships in code | |
// on a real production site, you might do something like | |
// export all the defined type sizes from Figma | |
// as design tokens | |
// but that is outside the scope of this example |
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