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Divider

A divider is an animated line — horizontal or vertical, with one of six visual styles. Each style has its own motion and visual treatment.

Use sparingly. A divider is a feature accent, not a default separator.

When to use it

  • Section break with a labelled marker (CHAPTER, OR, VS)
  • Vertical accent between two pieces of inline content
  • A deliberate visual moment between two areas of content

When not to use it

  • Plain visual rule between content blocks — let the section's
  • background or padding do the work

  • Decorative shape behind content — use Shape
  • Inline text rules — use a Text block with --- markdown

Settings

Orientation — Horizontal · Vertical (default: Horizontal)

Sets the divider's axis. All styles work in either direction.

Style — 6 options (3-column button grid, default: Neon)

Pick the visual style. Some styles use the second colour (Aurora); others use only Color 1.

Color 1 — colour swatch (default: #00aaff)

Primary effect colour. Most styles use only this one.

Position — Left · Center · Right (default: Center)

Horizontal alignment within the parent. Only takes effect when Width is below 100%.

Color 2 — colour swatch (default: #00ffff, dimmed unless used)

Second colour. Active for the Aurora style; other styles ignore it.

Thickness — slider, 1–6px (default: 2)

Line thickness. Disabled for Neon — Neon's tube size is built into the style. Enabled for all other styles.

Width — slider, 10–100% (default: 100) (Horizontal only)

Length as a percentage of the parent.

Height — slider, 40–1000px (default: 200) (Vertical only)

Pixel length for vertical dividers. Vertical needs an absolute size because the parent container is usually auto-height.

Tilt 3D — slider, 0–30° (default: 0)

3D rotation around the line's axis. Subtle (5–10°) reads as slight perspective; high (20°+) becomes pronounced.

Fade Edges — checkbox (default: off)

When on, the divider fades in at the start and out at the end instead of being uniformly bright across its length.

Label — text input

Optional text that interleaves with the line (e.g. "OR", "CHAPTER", "VS"). Renders centered on the line; the line breaks to make space.

Entrance animation

Shared widget at the bottom — preset, duration, delay for scroll- into-view animation.


Per-device overrides

Most settings (Style, Width, Height, Thickness, Tilt, Position, Label) have separate Tablet and Mobile values.

Common overrides:

  • Width — sometimes narrower on desktop (60%) and 100% on mobile
  • Tilt 3D — usually 0 on mobile (less screen space)

Common patterns

Chapter break

Style Aurora · Color 1 + Color 2 set · Width 60% · Tilt 3D 8° · Fade Edges on · Label "CHAPTER".

"OR" divider between two CTAs

Width 30% · Position Center · Label "OR" · Thickness 2.

Vertical accent between inline elements

Orientation Vertical · Height 60 · Color 1 white. Place inside a Section with horizontal direction.

Subtle break

Width 100% · Thickness 1 · No label.