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Typography

Typography component for consistent text styling. Automatically selects the appropriate HTML tag based on the variant.

Import

typescript
import { Typography } from 'vuiii'

Basic Usage

Display Text

Heading 1

Heading 2

Body text paragraph

Small caption text
vue
<Typography variant="display">Display Text</Typography>
<Typography variant="heading1">Heading 1</Typography>
<Typography variant="heading2">Heading 2</Typography>
<Typography variant="body1">Body text paragraph</Typography>
<Typography variant="caption">Small caption text</Typography>

Props

PropTypeDefaultDescription
variant'display' | 'heading1'…'heading6' | 'body1' | 'body2' | 'label' | 'caption''body1'Text style to apply
tag'h1'…'h6' | 'p' | 'span' | 'div' | 'caption'-Overrides the tag the variant picks

Slots

SlotDescription
defaultText content

Automatic Tag Selection

Each variant renders the semantically matching element, so the document outline follows the visual hierarchy without you repeating yourself.

VariantTag
display, heading1h1
heading2heading6h2h6
body1, body2p
label, captionspan
vue
<Typography variant="heading1">Renders as h1</Typography>
<Typography variant="body1">Renders as p</Typography>
<Typography variant="label">Renders as span</Typography>

Overriding the Tag

Use tag when the visual weight and the document structure need to disagree — a section heading that should look like a heading1 but must stay an h2 for the outline.

Styled as heading1, renders as h2

vue
<Typography variant="heading1" tag="h2">Styled as heading1, renders as h2</Typography>

All Variants

display

heading1

heading2

heading3

heading4

heading5
heading6

body1

body2

labelcaption

Design tokens

The sizes, weights and line heights come from CSS variables — see Typography tokens to restyle them globally.

Storybook

For interactive examples with all variants, see Typography in Storybook.

Released under the MIT License.