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utilities/stroke

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stroke utility classes reference

The stroke utility provides the following classes: stroke-none (stroke: none;), stroke-inherit (stroke: inherit;), stroke-current (stroke: currentColor;), stroke-transparent (stroke: transparent;), stroke-{color} for each color in the theme (stroke: var(--color-{name});), stroke-(<custom-property>) for custom properties (stroke: var(<custom-property>);), and stroke-[<color>] for arbitrary values (stroke: <color>;).

stroke-current utility

The stroke-current utility sets the stroke color to currentColor, allowing the stroke to inherit the current text color of the element.

stroke color utilities with theme colors

Stroke color utilities are generated from the theme colors using the pattern stroke-{colorName}, where each generates stroke: var(--color-{colorName}); as the CSS rule.

stroke arbitrary values

The stroke utility supports arbitrary color values using the syntax stroke-[<color>], which generates stroke: <color>; as the CSS rule.

stroke custom property values

The stroke utility supports custom CSS property values using the syntax stroke-(<custom-property>), which generates stroke: var(<custom-property>); as the CSS rule.

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