Sizing
Handy classes to define the block size of any element.
| Class | Styles |
|---|---|
| block-<number> | block-size: calc(var(--spacing) * <number>); |
| block-<fraction> | block-size: calc(<fraction> * 100%); |
| block-auto | block-size: auto; |
| block-px | block-size: 1px; |
| block-full | block-size: 100%; |
| block-screen | block-size: 100vh; |
| block-dvh | block-size: 100dvh; |
| block-dvw | block-size: 100dvw; |
| block-lvh | block-size: 100lvh; |
| block-lvw | block-size: 100lvw; |
| block-svh | block-size: 100svh; |
| block-svw | block-size: 100svw; |
| block-min | block-size: min-content; |
| block-max | block-size: max-content; |
| block-fit | block-size: fit-content; |
| block-lh | block-size: 1lh; |
| block-(<custom-property>) | block-size: var(<custom-property>); |
| block-[<value>] | block-size: <value>; |
Reach for block-<number> utilities such as block-24 and block-64 to lock an element to a fixed block size drawn from the spacing scale:
<div class="block-96 ...">block-96</div><div class="block-80 ...">block-80</div><div class="block-64 ...">block-64</div><div class="block-48 ...">block-48</div><div class="block-40 ...">block-40</div><div class="block-32 ...">block-32</div><div class="block-24 ...">block-24</div>Reach for block-full or block-<fraction> utilities such as block-1/2 and block-2/5 to give an element a percentage-based block size:
<div class="block-full ...">block-full</div><div class="block-9/10 ...">block-9/10</div><div class="block-3/4 ...">block-3/4</div><div class="block-1/2 ...">block-1/2</div><div class="block-1/3 ...">block-1/3</div>Reach for the block-screen utility to stretch an element across the full block size of the viewport:
<div class="block-screen"> <!-- ... --></div>Reach for the block-dvh utility to let an element fill the entire block size of the viewport, which adapts as the browser UI expands or contracts:
<div class="block-dvh"> <!-- ... --></div>Reach for the block-lvh utility to give an element's block size the largest possible size of the viewport:
<div class="block-lvh"> <!-- ... --></div>Reach for the block-svh utility to give an element's block size the smallest possible size of the viewport:
<div class="block-svh"> <!-- ... --></div>Reach for the block-[<value>] syntax to base the block size on a completely custom value:
<div class="block-[32rem] ..."> <!-- ... --></div>Working with CSS variables? Reach for the block-(<custom-property>) syntax:
<div class="block-(--my-block-size) ..."> <!-- ... --></div>Think of this as a tidy shorthand for block-[var(<custom-property>)] that wires up the var() function on your behalf.
Add a breakpoint variant such as md: in front of any block-size utility so it only applies at medium screen sizes and up:
<div class="block-1/2 md:block-full ..."> <!-- ... --></div>Read more about applying variants in the variant reference guide.
Every block-<number> utility is powered by the --spacing theme variable, which you're free to customize in your own theme:
@theme { --spacing: 1px; }Read more about tuning your spacing scale over in the theme variable reference guide.