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Features

• Can render as any HTML element or component.
• Applicable for both paragraphs, headings and label.
• Doesn't add spacing around itself.

Examples

Headings

For headings, and to group information, we use the heading-s – heading-5xl variants. Pair them with a semantic heading tag (h1–h6).

<Stack space={10}>
    <Text variant="heading-l" as="h2">
        Keeping your data secure is our priority
    </Text>
    <Text as="p">
        We only use the receipt that matches your expense. And we never store your emails on our
        servers. Don't just take our word for it – we've even been audited to ensure this.
    </Text>
</Stack>

Paragraphs

We use the body-s – body-l variants for regular copy (body-s is the default). When doing so, we usually render a p tag.

<Text variant="body-s" as="p">
    Issue Pleo’s smart company cards with individual spending limits. Your team can buy what they
    need, while we sort the paperwork automatically.
</Text>

Labels and subtitles

Use the label-* variants (label-s – label-l) for labels within forms and input fields. They can also be used as subtitles in groups of information.

<Stack space={6}>
    <CurrencyInput value={999.99} label="Transfer amount" />
    <Text variant="label-s" as="p">
        Your transfer limit is 12,345.67 USD
    </Text>
</Stack>

Skeleton

Use a "skeleton" version of this component to display a loading state while data is being fetched. It provides a visual placeholder, giving users a preview of the UI structure before the actual content is loaded. This enhances the user experience by offering a more accurate representation of the final layout during data retrieval.

<Text skeleton variant="body-s">
    Issue Pleo’s smart company cards with individual spending limits. Your team can buy what they
    need, while we sort the paperwork automatically.
</Text>

Related components

• List: A set of text objects in a bulleted or numbered format.