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Elevation

Elevation uses box shadows to give the impression of a distance between two elements along the z-axis.

The higher the elevation, the larger and softer the shadow, expressing a greater distance between an element and the one behind it.

elevation none

Class
.elevation-none
Sass
post.$elevation-none

elevation 100

Class
.elevation-100
Sass
post.$elevation-100

elevation 200

Class
.elevation-200
Sass
post.$elevation-200

elevation 300

Class
.elevation-300
Sass
post.$elevation-300

elevation 400

Class
.elevation-400
Sass
post.$elevation-400

elevation 500

Class
.elevation-500
Sass
post.$elevation-500

The easiest way to add an elevation to an element is to apply an elevation class to it.

I'm elevated!
<div class="w-half rounded p-16 elevation-500">I'm elevated!</div>

Import the elevation variables from the Design System Styles package from the core sass file with @use. This way, the elevation variables are scoped and don't mix with your own variables.

@use '../../../../node_modules/@swisspost/design-system-styles/core' as post;

.elevated-element {
  box-shadow: post.$elevation-500;
}