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tw-capsize

v1.0.0

Published

A Tailwind CSS utility for trimming empty space above and below text.

Readme

tw-capsize

Capsize for Tailwind CSS v4 implemented using custom utilities.

Getting started

  1. Install the package:

    npm install -D tw-capsize
  2. Add the following line to your CSS file:

    @import "@tw-capsize";
  3. Add font metrics for each font family utility (font-*) in your CSS file:

    @utility font-sans {
      --cap-height: 740;
      --ascent: 1010;
      --descent: -240;
      --line-gap: 100;
      --units-per-em: 1000;
    }
    
    /* Repeat for each font family. */

    To get your font metrics, go to Capsize, select your font under "1. Choose a font," and select the "JSON" tab. The following metrics are needed:

    • --cap-height
    • --ascent
    • --descent
    • --line-gap
    • --units-per-em
  4. Add the capsize class on text elements:

    <span class="capsize">...</span>

    capsize will automatically adjust for font size (text-*) and line height (leading-*) classes. They can be set on the same element as capsize or on a parent.

[!NOTE] It's possible not all font size and line height classes are supported. Please feel free to open a pull request with fixes.