Separator

tile/separator

Adds a visual boundary between content sections by using a horizontal or vertical line.

NameRequiredLightning TypeDefaultDescription
orientationNolightning__textTypehorizontalThe axis of the dividing line. Valid values include horizontal (default) or vertical.

Use a separator to mark a boundary between sections of content with a visible line. A separator is useful as a thematic break between groups of related content, between list sections, or inside a toolbar.

The separator adds spacing with a visible line. To add spacing without a visible line, use tile/spacer instead.

A separator inherits its length from the container it sits in: a horizontal separator spans the full width of its parent, and a vertical separator spans the full height.

To include a horizontal separator between vertical groups of text, use tile/separator as a child of tile/column.

To place a vertical separator between items arranged in a row, use tile/separator as a child of tile/row and specify "orientation": "vertical".

Use orientation to set the axis of the dividing line. By default the separator is horizontal, matching the most common case of breaking up vertically stacked content.

  • horizontal: A left-to-right line spanning the container width. Use to break between vertically stacked content, such as sections in a column.
  • vertical: A top-to-bottom line spanning the container height. Use to break between horizontally arranged content, such as items in a row or a toolbar.

Consider these guidelines when working with separators.

  • Use a separator only when a visible line aids comprehension. For routine spacing between elements, use gap on the tile/row or tile/column parent container.
  • Match orientation to the parent layout. For example, use vertical inside a row, and horizontal inside a column, so the line spans the intended axis.
  • Avoid stacking multiple separators with no content between them.

Note any limitations that apply to this component.

No known limitations for tile/separator in Slackbot.

No known limitations for tile/separator in ChatGPT.

No known limitations for tile/separator in Agentforce.