Components

P

A themed paragraph with muted text in the default theme.

Props

Native attributes and event handlers are forwarded to the underlying p element unless handled by the component.

PropTypeDefaultDescription
children Snippet undefined Content snippet rendered by the component.
class string '' Tailwind classes merged with the theme and variants.
element HTMLParagraphElement | null null Bindable reference to the underlying DOM element.
inTransition TransitionProps undefined Overrides the opening transition.
isVisible boolean true Bindable visibility state.
outTransition TransitionProps undefined Overrides the closing transition.
theme Theme global theme Optional local theme override.
transition TransitionProps [noopTransition, {}] A Svelte transition function and its options.
variants string[] [] Local variant names or theme references such as button.base.

Default usage

Import P from sveltewind/components. This example shows its default styling in a usable context.

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Examples

Theme variants

Every variant available for P in the built-in themes is shown below.

accent — Apply the accent variant.

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muted — Apply the muted variant.

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uppercase — Apply the uppercase variant.

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Class overrides

Apply font-semibold tracking-wide text-primary-600 dark:text-primary-400 locally.

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Props and behavior

Bind isVisible and toggle it with a button to control whether the component is rendered.

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Content and values

Provide different text, child content, or definitions inside the required parent context.

Your own content

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Custom classes

Use class to merge Tailwind utilities with the component theme.

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