Size
The Size system provides utility classes for controlling width and height dimensions. It includes both fixed sizes and responsive utilities to handle various layout needs.
Fixed Sizes
            Control element widths and heights using predefined size classes. Use w--{size} and h--{size} class names with these size values:
          
w/h--0
                    w/h--0.5
                    w/h--1
                    w/h--1.5
                    w/h--2
                    w/h--2.5
                    w/h--3
                    w/h--3.5
                    w/h--4
                    w/h--5
                    w/h--6
                    w/h--7
                    w/h--8
                    w/h--9
                    w/h--10
                    w/h--11
                    w/h--12
                    w/h--14
                    w/h--16
                    w/h--20
                    w/h--24
                    w/h--28
                    w/h--32
                    w/h--36
                    w/h--40
                    w/h--44
                    w/h--48
                    w/h--52
                    w/h--56
                    w/h--60
                    w/h--64
                    w/h--72
                    w/h--80
                    w/h--96
                    0px
                    2px
                    4px
                    6px
                    8px
                    10px
                    12px
                    14px
                    16px
                    20px
                    24px
                    28px
                    32px
                    36px
                    40px
                    44px
                    48px
                    56px
                    64px
                    80px
                    96px
                    112px
                    128px
                    144px
                    160px
                    176px
                    192px
                    208px
                    224px
                    240px
                    256px
                    288px
                    320px
                    384px
                    Arbitrary Sizes
            Need a specific dimension? Use arbitrary size classes for precise pixel values with w--[Npx] and h--[Npx] syntax, where N can be any value from 0 to 1000.
          
w/h--[150px]
                  w/h--[225px]
                  w/h--[300px]
                  150px
                  225px
                  300px
                  Min/Max Dimensions
            Control minimum and maximum element dimensions independently using w--min-{size}, w--max-{size}, h--min-{size}, and h--max-{size} classes.
          
Min/Max Width
Set minimum and maximum width constraints independently from the base width value.
<div class="w--auto w--min-72">Min Width 72 (288px)</div>
<div class="w--full w--max-32">Max Width 32 (128px)</div>
Min/Max Height
Set minimum and maximum height constraints independently. Min-height ensures elements are at least a certain height, max-height prevents them from growing beyond a limit.
<div class="h--min-12">Min Height 72 (288px)</div>
<div class="h--max-8">Max Height 8 (32px)</div>
Arbitrary Min/Max Dimensions
              Use arbitrary min/max dimensions with w--min-[Npx], w--max-[Npx], h--min-[Npx], and h--max-[Npx] syntax.
            
w--min-[100px]
                  w--max-[200px]
                  h--min-[50px]
                  min-width: 100px
                  max-width: 200px
                  min-height: 50px
                  Dynamic Sizes
Dynamic sizes allow you to set width and height values relative to the container or content, rather than using fixed pixel values.
Dynamic Width
              Use w--full for full width or
              w--auto for automatic width.
            
<div class="w--full">Full width</div>
<div class="w--auto">Auto width</div>
Dynamic Height
              Use h--full for full height or
              h--auto for automatic height.
            
<div class="h--full">Full height</div>
<div class="h--auto">Auto height</div>
Responsive Sizes
            Size utilities support responsive variants, allowing you to set different dimensions at different screen breakpoints. Use the pattern breakpoint:size-class to apply sizes conditionally.
          
Size-Based Responsive
Apply different width and height values at different screen sizes using responsive prefixes. The framework follows a mobile-first approach where styles apply to the target breakpoint and larger.
<!-- Width: 8 (32px) by default, 16 (64px) on md and up, 24 (96px) on lg and up -->
<div class="w--8 md:w--16 lg:w--24">Responsive Width</div>
<!-- Height: 8 (32px) by default, 16 (64px) on md and up, 24 (96px) on lg and up -->
<div class="h--8 md:h--16 lg:h--24">Responsive Height</div>
Supported Responsive Classes
              Responsive variants are available for most size utilities. Arbitrary dimensions (using the [Npx] syntax) do not support responsive variants.
            
| Category | Responsive Support | Example Usage | 
|---|---|---|
| Fixed Sizes | ✓ Supported | 
                    md:w--16, lg:h--24
                   | 
                
| Full/Auto Dimensions | ✓ Supported | 
                    md:w--full, lg:h--auto
                   | 
                
| Min/Max Dimensions | ✓ Supported | 
                    md:w--min-16, lg:h--max-full
                   | 
                
| Arbitrary Dimensions | ✗ Not Supported | 
                    w--[150px], h--[225px]
                   | 
                
Note: Size utilities only support size-based responsive variants (sm:, md:, lg:). They do not support bit-depth responsive variants (1bit:, 2bit:, 4bit:) or combined responsive variants.