Moved to @unocss/preset-typography

Typography Preset for UnoCSS

Installation

npm i unocss-preset-typography unocss --save-dev # with npm
yarn add unocss-preset-typography unocss -D # with yarn
pnpm add unocss-preset-typography unocss -D # with pnpm

Usage

// unocss.config.js
import { presetAttributify, presetUno, defineConfig } from 'unocss'
import { presetTypography } from 'unocss-preset-typography'

export default defineConfig({
  presets: [
    presetAttributify(), // required if using attributify mode
    presetUno(), // required
    presetTypography(),
  ],
})

<article class="text-base prose prose-truegray xl:text-xl">
  {{ markdown }}
  <p class="not-prose">
    some text
  </p>
</article>

<article text-base prose prose-truegray xl="text-xl">
  {{ markdown }}
  <p class="not-prose">
    not-prose is only available in class.
  </p>
</article>

Highlight

• Any font size you want

  Apply any font size for body you like and prose will scale the styles for the respective HTML elements. For instance, prose text-lg has body font size 1.125rem and h1 will with scale with that size 2.25 times. See all the supported HTML elements.

• Any color you like

  Apply any color with prose-${colorName} by UnoCSS (e.g. prose-coolgray, prose-sky) since prose does not have any color by default. See all available colors. For instance, prose prose-truegray will use the respective colors for the respective HTML elements.

• Dark mode in ONE utility

  Apply typographic dark mode with prose-invert (background color needs to be handled by users). For instance, prose dark:prose-invert will use the inverted colors in the dark mode.

• Your own style, still your style

  Styles of elements not within prose will stay the same. No style resetting just like UnoCSS.

• Undo with not utility

  Apply not-prose to the elements to undo the typographic styles. For instance, <table class="not-prose"> will skip the styles by this preset for the table element (NOTE: not utility is only usable in class since it is only used in CSS selector & not scanned by UnoCSS).

Utilities

Colors

Configurations

This preset has className and cssExtend configurations for users who like to override or extend.

The CSS declarations passed to cssExtend will

• override the built-in styles if the values are conflicting, else

• be merged deeply with built-in styles.

Type of TypographyOptions

export interface TypographyOptions {
  /**
   * The class name to use the typographic utilities.
   * To undo the styles to the elements, use it like
   * `not-${className}` which is by default `not-prose`.
   *
   * Note: `not` utility is only available in class.
   *
   * @defaultValue `prose`
   */
  className?: string

  /**
   * Extend or override CSS selectors with CSS declaration block.
   *
   * @defaultValue undefined
   */
  cssExtend?: Record<string, CSSObject>
}

Example

// unocss.config.ts
import { presetAttributify, presetUno, defineConfig } from 'unocss'
import { presetTypography } from 'unocss-preset-typography'

export default defineConfig({
  presets: [
    presetAttributify(), // required if using attributify mode
    presetUno(), // required
    presetTypography({
      className: 'markdown', // now use like `markdown markdown-gray`, `not-markdown`
      // cssExtend is an object with CSS selector as key and
      // CSS declaration block as value like writing normal CSS.
      cssExtend: {
        code: {
          color: '#8b5cf6',
        },
        'a:hover': {
          color: '#f43f5e',
        },
        'a:visited': {
          color: '#14b8a6',
        },
      },
    }),
  ],
})

Acknowledgement

• TailwindCSS Typography
• WindiCSS Typography

License

MIT