inset

inset-xs

I raise all this to show the natural limits of intent. The content won't always be known, the interpretation of the typeface's timbre won't always be shared, communication is always imperfect and lossy.

@desktop
padding: 0.25rem;

inset-sm

I raise all this to show the natural limits of intent. The content won't always be known, the interpretation of the typeface's timbre won't always be shared, communication is always imperfect and lossy.

@desktop
padding: 0.5rem;

inset-md

I raise all this to show the natural limits of intent. The content won't always be known, the interpretation of the typeface's timbre won't always be shared, communication is always imperfect and lossy.

@desktop
padding: 1rem;

inset-lg

I raise all this to show the natural limits of intent. The content won't always be known, the interpretation of the typeface's timbre won't always be shared, communication is always imperfect and lossy.

@desktop
padding: 2rem;

inset-xl

I raise all this to show the natural limits of intent. The content won't always be known, the interpretation of the typeface's timbre won't always be shared, communication is always imperfect and lossy.

@desktop
padding: 4rem;