Spec list

.slate-spec. A class and not a bare dl rule, because <dl> has several readings: a specification table, a glossary, a metadata block, the markup a Markdown processor emits for a definition list. A two-column grid with a max-content key column is right for the first and wrong for the rest, so the grid is opt-in and a bare <dl> keeps the module's body type and the browser's own block layout.

Package

@erikakers/slate

Depends on

@erikakers/typography, and nothing else

Type scale

Derived from two anchors: an 18.5px prose body and a 72px display. Every size between them is the module's output rather than a target.

A bare description list, which is not a spec list

Glossary

The same tag with no class keeps the module's body type and the browser's own block layout, which is what a glossary wants and what the two-column grid above would ruin.

Not operable: reached like any other content, with no tab stop of its own.