<View direction="row" gap={0}><divstyle={{background: "var(--uic-color-background-neutral)",borderRadius: "var(--uic-unit-radius-small)",width: 60,height: 60,}}/><divstyle={{borderBottom: "1px solid var(--uic-color-border-critical)",width: "var(--uic-unit-x10)",textAlign: "center",position: "relative",top: "var(--uic-unit-x3)",}}><divstyle={{width: 1,height: "var(--uic-unit-x4)",background: "var(--uic-color-border-critical)",position: "absolute",left: 0,bottom: "calc(var(--uic-unit-x2) * -1)",}}/>x10<divstyle={{width: 1,height: "var(--uic-unit-x4)",background: "var(--uic-color-border-critical)",position: "absolute",right: 0,bottom: "calc(var(--uic-unit-x2) * -1)",}}/></div><divstyle={{background: "var(--uic-color-background-neutral)",borderRadius: "var(--uic-unit-radius-small)",width: 60,height: 60,}}/></View>
UIC unit system is based on one base value defined in the theme, which is 4px in the default theme. We generate multipliers from 1 to 10 to be used in the product directly.
--uic-unit-x1...--uic-unit-x10/* Usage */.element {margin-top: var(--uic-unit-x4);}
Sometimes these multiplier variables are not enough, so you can multiply the value yourself in CSS.
.element {height: calc(var(--uic-unit-x1) * 40);}