Style Guide
Colors
Primary 1
Use the class BG Primary 1
Primary 2
Use the class BG Primary 2
Primary 3
Use the class BG Primary 3
Black
Use the class BG Black
Grey 1
Use the class BG Grey 1
Grey 2
Use the class BG Grey 2
Grey 3
Use the class BG Grey 3
Grey 4
Use the class BG Grey 4
Success
Use the class BG Success
Warning
Use the class BG Warning
Danger
Use the class BG Danger
Info
Use the class BG Info
White
Use the class BG White
Note: The numbers Primary 1, Primary 2 etc. refer to the colors found in the Global Color Swatch . You can set the background color of an element by using the classes: "BG Primary 1" , "BG Primary 2" etc.
Typography
Heading H1
Schriftgießerei
Heading H2
Schriftgießerei
Heading H3
Schriftgießerei
Heading H4
Schriftgießerei
Heading H5
Schriftgießerei
Heading H6
Schriftgießerei
Lead Text. Use the class Lead
Nobody knows who designed Akzidenz-Grotesk. For about 20 years it was attributed to Theinhardt, but this has recently been proven untrue. The very first sans serif typeface was published in England, circa 1816. It did not create waves in typography immediately, but the use of sans serifs would increase over time.
Uppercase Text. Use the class Uppercase
circa 1816
Serif Italic Text. Use the class Serif Italic
Circa 1816
Display Extra Large. Use the class Display 1
Grotesk
Display Large. Use the class Display 2
Grotesk
Display Medium. Use the class Display 3
Grotesk
Display Small. Use the class Display 4
Grotesk
