Border

Utility classes for border direction, weight, color and radius

Default Border

The default class for a border is: .border. This border style is incorporated in elements such as form text imputs and select inputs. It applies a solid, 1px border, with a color of $su-gray-medium-60.

To remain consistent with the style and branding of Syracuse University, borders should be used sparingly and to separate distinct pieces of content.

Example Class Name CSS Value
Default Border
.border border: 1px solid #A9ADB3

Directional Borders

Borders can be applied to a specific edge or to the X and Y axes individually:

Example Class Name CSS Value
.border-top border-top: 1px solid #A9ADB3
.border-right border-right: 1px solid #A9ADB3
.border-bottom border-bottom: 1px solid #A9ADB3
.border-left border-left: 1px solid #A9ADB3
.border-x border-left: 1px solid #A9ADB3; border-right: 1px solid #A9ADB3

Border Weight

Example Class Name CSS Value
.border-0 border: none
.border-1 border: 1px solid #A9ADB3
.border-2 border: 2px solid #A9ADB3
.border-3 border: 3px solid #A9ADB3
.border-4 border: 4px solid #A9ADB3
.border-5 border: 5px solid #A9ADB3
.border-6 border: 6px solid #A9ADB3

Combining Weight & Direction

Border weight can be combined with directionality by combining border size and direction. Example: .border-top-3

Example Class Name CSS Value
.border-top-1

border-top: 1px solid #A9ADB3

.border-bottom-2

border-bottom: 2px solid #A9ADB3

.border-right-3

border-right: 3px solid #A9ADB3

.border-left-4

border-left: 4px solid #A9ADB3

.border-x-5

border-left: 5px solid #A9ADB3;

border-right: 5px solid #A9ADB3;

.border-y-6

border-top: 5px solid #A9ADB3;

border-bottom: 5px solid #A9ADB3;

Border Color

Border colors are a utility class used to modify the color of an applied border. As such, they must be used in conjunction with and appear after a border direction or border size class, as the border color will override the default border color;

Example Class Names CSS Value

.border-2

.border-black

border: 2px solid #A9ADB3;

border-color: #000000;

.border-2

.border-white

border: 2px solid #A9ADB3;

border-color: #FFFFFF;

.border-3

.border-gray-light

border: 3px solid #A9ADB3;

.border-4

.border-gray

border: 4px solid #A9ADB3;

.border-left-5

.border-gray-dark

border-left: 5px solid #A9ADB3;

.border-right-6

.border-blue-light

border-right: 6px solid #A9ADB3;

border-color: #2B72D7;

.border-bottom-6

.border-blue-medium

border-bottom: 6px solid #A9ADB3;

border-color: #203299;

.border-top-6

.border-blue

border-top: 6px solid #A9ADB3;

border-color: #000E54;

.border-orange-light

border-left: 6px solid #A9ADB3;

border-right: 6px solid #A9ADB3;

border-color: #FF8E00;

.border-orange

border-top: 6px solid #A9ADB3;

border-bottom: 6px solid #A9ADB3;

border-color: #F76900;

.border-orange-medium

border: 6px solid #A9ADB3;

border-color: #FF431B;

.border-orange-dark

border: 6px solid #A9ADB3;

border-color:#D74100

Border Radius

Use the following utilities to add or remove rounded corners: .rounded-0 removes rounded corners, .rounded-1 applies a border radius of 4px, rounded-2 applies a border radius of 8px and .circle applies a border radius of 50%, which turns square elements into perfect circles. You do not need to use a border to apply a border radius.

Example Class Name CSS Value

.border-2

.rounded-0

border: 2px solid #A9ADB3;

border-radius: none;

.border-2

.rounded-1

border: 2px solid #A9ADB3;

border-radius: 4px;

.rounded-2

border-radius: 8px;

.circle

border-radius: 50%;