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@workday/canvas-kit-css-core
Advanced tools
Canvas Kit Core contains values and base styles that are shared across the kit.
Includes:
yarn add @workday/canvas-kit-css
or
yarn add @workday/canvas-kit-css-core
Add your node_modules
directory to your SASS includePaths
. You will then be able to import
index.scss
.
You may also import specific modules from /lib
.
@import '~@workday/canvas-kit-css-core/index.scss';
@import '~@workday/canvas-kit-css-core/lib/colors.scss';
Workday Canvas color variables in weights from 100 - 600. Colors are in hex code format.
See lib/colors.scss
for the full list of available colors.
$wdc-color-cinnamon-600: #a31c12;
$wdc-color-cinnamon-500: #de2e21;
$wdc-color-cinnamon-400: #ff5447;
$wdc-color-cinnamon-300: #ff867d;
$wdc-color-cinnamon-200: #fcc2bd;
$wdc-color-cinnamon-100: #ffeeed;
Colors
Cinnamon
Peach
Chili Mango
Cantaloupe
Sour Lemon
Juicy Pear
Kiwi
Green Apple
Watermelon
Jewel
Toothpaste
Blueberry
Plum
Berry Smoothie
Blackberry
Island Punch
Grape Soda
Pomegranate
Fruit Punch
Root Beer
Toasted Marshmallow
Coconut
Cappuccino
Soap
Licorice
French Vanilla
Black Pepper
Border Radius variables in t-shirt size format. Spacing values are in px
format.
Variable | Size |
---|---|
$wdc-border-radius-zero | 0 |
$wdc-border-radius-s | 2px |
$wdc-border-radius-m | 4px |
$wdc-border-radius-l | 8px |
$wdc-border-radius-circle | 999px |
Spacing variables in t-shirt size format. Spacing values are in px
format.
Variable | Size |
---|---|
$wdc-spacing-xxxs | 4px |
$wdc-spacing-xxs | 8px |
$wdc-spacing-xs | 12px |
$wdc-spacing-s | 16px |
$wdc-spacing-m | 24px |
$wdc-spacing-l | 32px |
$wdc-spacing-xl | 40px |
$wdc-spacing-xxl | 64px |
$wdc-spacing-xxxl | 80px |
Five levels of depth available in CSS classes and SASS mixins.
The CSS classes are implemented using the equivalent SASS mixin.
HTML
<div class="wdc-depth-1">
<h4 class="wdc-type-h5">Depth 1</h4>
</div>
SCSS
.standardItem {
@include wdc-depth-1();
}
Depth -1: Inset card depth
Class: .wdc-depth-inset
Mixin: wdc-depth-inset
Depth 1: Standard card depth
Class: .wdc-depth-1
Mixin: wdc-depth-1
Depth 2: Increased card depth on hover
Class: .wdc-depth-2
Mixin: wdc-depth-2
Depth 3: Active, Task Orch, Pop Ups, Async Notification
Class: .wdc-depth-3
Mixin: wdc-depth-3
Depth 4: Cards on white backgrounds, Menus, Prompt window
Class: .wdc-depth-4
Mixin: wdc-depth-4
To use the Canvas Kit font
install and import the @workday/canvas-kit-css-fonts
module.
Note that this module sources fonts from the Workday CDN.
Type styles are available as classes and mixins. Using the class is preferred. Use mixins to override CSS only if necessary,
Base Type
Applies base body and font styles. Any type styles must be descendants of .wdc-type
for the Canvas
fonts to be used.
<div class="wdc-type">
<h1 class="wdc-type-h1">Header</h1>
<p class="wdc-type-body">Body text</p>
</div>
If you don't want to wrap your type elements with .wdc-type
, you may also use the wdc-type
mixin
to set the default styling. For preset defaults (i.e. all headers, body font, links, etc.), simply
apply .wdc
to your body tag or a similar wrapper.
body {
@include wdc-type();
}
There are mixins provided so you can do this for all levels of the type hierarchy if you'd like:
p {
@include wdc-type-body();
}
h1 {
@include wdc-type-h1();
}
h2 {
@include wdc-type-h2();
}
...
Headings
Modifies font size and weight.
<h1 class="wdc-type-h1">H1 Header</h1>
<h2 class="wdc-type-h2">H2 Header</h2>
<h3 class="wdc-type-h3">H3 Header</h3>
<h4 class="wdc-type-h4">H4 Header</h4>
<h5 class="wdc-type-h5">H5 Header</h5>
Body
<p class="wdc-type-body">Body text</p>
<p class="wdc-type-body-2">Smaller body text</p>
Small
<p class="wdc-type-small">Small text</p>
You can modify any of the type hierarchy with the below variations:
Label
<span class="wdc-type-variant-label">Label Text</span>
Button
<span class="wdc-type-variant-button">Button Text</span>
Caps
<span class="wdc-type-variant-caps">Caps Text</span>
Hint
<span class="wdc-type-variant-hint">Hint Text</span>
Error
<span class="wdc-type-variant-error">Error Text</span>
Link
<a href="#" class="wdc-type-variant-link">Link Text</a>
Mono
<span class="wdc-type-variant-mono">Mono Text</span>
Inverse
<button class="wdc-type-variant-inverse">White Text</button>
By default, browsers add an outline around focusable elements. This is great for keyboard
accessibility but is not the best visual experience for users who don't need it. To provide the best
visual experience for all users, canvas-kit-css-core uses what-input
to prevent outlines on mouse
events while showing outlines during keyboard navigation. To include what-input
into your project
please view the what-input github repository.
Canvas-kit-css-core includes an accessibility.scss
file that will target specific what-input
styles. The elements within canvas-kit-css will prevent browser outlines from being shown during
mouse events by default. You can apply the class .wdc-a11y
to body
or any other element to
implement the same functionality for all focusable elements within a given element.
If you want to control when the outlines are shown/hidden yourself, you can use the
wdc-show-outlines()
and wdc-hide-outlines()
mixins.
FAQs
The core css for canvas-kit-css
The npm package @workday/canvas-kit-css-core receives a total of 571 weekly downloads. As such, @workday/canvas-kit-css-core popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @workday/canvas-kit-css-core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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