CSS
A Divider is a visual element used to separate groups of content. It helps create structure, improve readability, and guide the user’s eye through sections of a layout.
<div class="tng-divider"></div>Variants
Section titled “Variants”The divider supports different fill colors: default (muted), emphasis (a high-contrast color at the same 1px weight), primary (has a thicker stroke (2px)), and on-contrast. When no variant is set, the divider renders with the default muted color. .is-emphasis follows the scheme like the default does, and also works on .tng-has-dividers and a .tng-content <hr>. Emphasis and primary are exclusive — pick one; combined, .is-primary wins.
<div class="tng-divider"></div><div class="tng-divider is-emphasis"></div><div class="tng-divider is-primary"></div><div class="tng-divider on-contrast"></div><div class="tng-divider is-emphasis on-contrast"></div>Container Pattern
Section titled “Container Pattern”Use .tng-has-dividers on a container to add border dividers between child elements.
<ul class="tng-has-dividers" role="list"> <li class="p-md">First item</li> <li class="p-md">Second item</li> <li class="p-md">Third item</li></ul>- First item
- Second item
- Third item
Add .has-edge to also draw dividers on the container’s leading and trailing edges.
<ol class="tng-has-dividers has-edge" role="list"> <li class="p-md">First item</li> <li class="p-md">Second item</li> <li class="p-md">Third item</li></ol>- First item
- Second item
- Third item
To draw only one edge, use .has-edge-start for the leading edge or .has-edge-end for the trailing edge. .has-edge is equivalent to applying both.
<ol class="tng-has-dividers has-edge-start" role="list"> <li class="p-md">First item</li> <li class="p-md">Second item</li> <li class="p-md">Third item</li></ol>- First item
- Second item
- Third item
<ol class="tng-has-dividers has-edge-end" role="list"> <li class="p-md">First item</li> <li class="p-md">Second item</li> <li class="p-md">Third item</li></ol>- First item
- Second item
- Third item
Orientation
Section titled “Orientation”Use .is-inline for vertical dividers. The divider will stretch to fill the available height.
<div class="tng-divider is-inline"></div><div class="tng-divider is-inline is-emphasis"></div><div class="tng-divider is-inline is-primary"></div>Modules
Section titled “Modules”Divider under heading
Section titled “Divider under heading”<header class="tng-stack"> <h2 class="mbe-4xl | tng-text-title is-5">Title Heading</h2> <div class="tng-divider is-primary" style="inline-size: 40px"></div></header>Title Heading
Vertical divider in nav menu
Section titled “Vertical divider in nav menu”<nav class="tng-group gap-2xl"> <a href="#" class="tng-link">Home</a> <a href="#" class="tng-link">Products</a> <div class="tng-divider is-inline" role="separator"></div> <a href="#" class="tng-link">Account</a> <a href="#" class="tng-link">Sign out</a></nav>