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CSS Helper Classes
Class Name
Description
text-right
Align text to the right
text-left
Align text to the left
text-center
Align text to the center
text-justify
Text will be justified
text-truncate
Applies all CSS tweaks to truncate text when container is too small
text-bold
Text will be in bold
text-italic
Text will be in italic
text-no-wrap
Non wrapable text (applies white-space: nowrap)
uppercase
Transform text to uppercase
lowercase
Transform text to lowercase
capitalize
Capitalize first letter of the text
round-borders
Every Quasar Theme has a generic border radius. This radius is applied to the DOM node
block
display property set to block
no-margin
Margins are set to 0
no-padding
Padding is set to 0
no-outline
Outline is set to 0
Default MD Font
The default font embedded in Quasar App when built with Material Design Theme is Roboto. But it is not required. You can use whatever font(s) you like.
Roboto comes with 5 different font weights you can use: 100, 300, 400, 500, 700. Below is an image from Google’s Roboto Specimen document displaying the different font weights:
This is where Roboto font comes embedded by default, if you are looking to remove it: