Separate content
Use dividers to mark a clear break between related sections.
Use dividers to mark a clear break between related sections.
A divider separates content with less weight than a card or container.
Use horizontal or vertical dividers to fit the layout direction.
Divider
Dividers can run horizontally or vertically depending on the layout direction of the content they separate.
Use to separate content stacked vertically, such as between sections, list rows, or form groups.
Divider thickness controls how heavy the rule appears, letting you match the visual weight to the importance of the separation.
The default. Use for subtle separation between closely related content such as list rows or paragraphs.
Each row is a colour, spacing, or size value the component uses, and the right-most column tells you where in the component you'll see it.
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Use a divider when content sits close together but represents distinct ideas within the same surface.
Short paragraph that already has generous spacing above and below.
Another paragraph.
If the layout already has clear spacing between sections, a divider only adds noise. Use spacing first.
Use a vertical divider only between side-by-side content. Use the horizontal default everywhere else.
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Avoid thick dividers between every small group. Equal weight hides which separations matter.
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Reserve thicker rules for the strongest separation between major page regions to keep hierarchy clear.
A divider should always carry meaning. Rules added purely for visual rhythm make structure harder to read.
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