Aura: Other Properties
Density & Sizing
--aura-base-size-
Defines the density of the UI. Aura redefines the base style gap and padding properties, and those values are computed based on this property. The property value is a number without a unit (i.e., not a CSS length value). The default is
16, or18on devices with a coarse pointer, such as touch screens. Suitable values range from 12 to 24. The resulting--vaadin-gapand--vaadin-paddingvalues are defined with thepxunit and are rounded to nearest 1px. Prefer values divisible by 4 (i.e., 12, 16, 20, 24). --aura-base-radius-
Aura redefines the base style radius properties, and those values are computed based on this property. The property is a number without a unit (i.e., not a CSS length value). The default is
3. Suitable values range from 0 to 10, depending on the--aura-base-sizevalue.Setting the base radius to zero doesn’t make all corners square. If you wish to remove all rounded corners, override the base style radius properties directly.
Shadows
--aura-shadow-color-
The color of shadows. By default computed from
--aura-background-color-lightand--aura-background-color-dark, so it differs between the light and dark color schemes. You can override it, but use thelight-dark()function to keep both schemes working. --aura-shadow-xs-
Subtle shadow. Used for buttons and form inputs. The default is
0 1px 4px -2px var(--aura-shadow-color). --aura-shadow-s-
Small shadow. Used for small overlays like tooltips, cards, and filled component variants like primary buttons and checked checkboxes. The default is
0 2px 5px -1px var(--aura-shadow-color). --aura-shadow-m-
Prominent shadow. Used for most overlays like popovers, dialogs, and notifications. The default is
0 8px 16px -3px var(--aura-shadow-color).
Overlays
--aura-overlay-shadow-
The default shadow for all overlays. Defaults to
--aura-shadow-m. --aura-overlay-outline-color-
The outer border color of overlays. Mostly visible with a light color scheme. The default is color-scheme dependent, so use the
light-dark()function if you override it. --aura-overlay-inner-outline-color-
The inner border color of overlays. Mostly visible with a dark color scheme. The default is computed from
--aura-contrast-level. --aura-overlay-backdrop-filter-
The backdrop filter for all overlays. By default, it lightens and blurs the content behind overlays:
blur(20px) brightness(1.1) saturate(1.2). Only visible if--aura-overlay-surface-opacityis less than 1. --aura-overlay-surface-opacity-
Surface color opacity for overlay elements. The default is
0.85.