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Sometimes we miss things. We rely on user feedback to tell us how we're doing.
The Text component, like the paragraph and heading, is an inscrutible relic that should never have been attempted. Just use an actual text element.
<Text fontClass="display1" tag="footer" color="primary">
Hello World
</Text>
Note: Other React frameworks are not currently supported, but they might still work. Try at your own risk.
Method | Instructions |
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LiftKit CLI |
From any Next.js project, run the following command in your terminal.
npm run add text
content_copy
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Github | open_in_new View on Github |
Method | Instructions |
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Webflow | open_in_new Clone from Made In Webflow |
Figma | open_in_new Clone from Figma Community |
Props unique to this component.
Name | Required | Type | Description | Default Val |
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className | no | string | Optional CSS class name (controlled rendering order) | undefined |
color | no | LkColor | Color of the text element | undefined |
content | no | string | Text content to render inside the element | undefined |
fontClass | no | LkFontClass | Font style class to apply | undefined |
tag | no | LkSemanticTag | Semantic tag to render (e.g. h1, p, div, etc.) | undefined |
Props with globally-defined behavior that are used in multiple components.
Common Props | Status |
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{children} | Supported |
Native HTML attributes | Supported |