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Typography

Typography is one component: Variant picks both the default semantic element and its type-scale class set (H1-H4, P, Blockquote, List, InlineCode/Code, Lead, Large, Small, Muted), and As overrides the rendered element while keeping the variant’s classes. Because the rendered tag is dynamic, the component builds it through RenderTreeBuilder rather than fixed markup. It is purely visual: the correct element with no added ARIA.

Discrepancy: the docs site page (TypographyPage.razor) describes these as “plain Tailwind utility classes; copy them onto your markup, no component required,” but ZitsTypography.razor is a real component (registered in registry/registry.json as typography, installable via navius add typography). This manifest documents the component as it exists in source.

Terminal window
navius add typography --to ./src/MyApp --namespace MyApp.Ui
@using Zits.Ui.Components
<ZitsTypography Variant="H1">Page title</ZitsTypography>
<ZitsTypography Variant="Lead">A supporting lede paragraph.</ZitsTypography>

Typography is a single element with no part tree.

Prop Type Default Description
Variant string "P" H1 | H2 | H3 | H4 | P | Blockquote | List | InlineCode/Code | Lead | Large | Small | Muted. Selects both the default element and the Tailwind type-scale class set.
As string? null Overrides the rendered element (e.g. "span"); defaults to the variant’s semantic tag.

Attributes is merged with the variant’s class set via Cn.Class, with the caller’s class applied last so it wins the duplicate-key override against any splatted class.

Parameter Values
Variant H1 · H2 · H3 · H4 · P · Blockquote · List · InlineCode/Code · Lead · Large · Small · Muted
Part Attribute Description
Root data-navius-typography Emitted by the component itself on every render, regardless of variant.
Root data-variant Mirrors the Variant parameter value, emitted by the component itself.

Typography is presentational only: it picks the correct semantic element for the variant (or the As override) but adds no role or keyboard behavior of its own.