@charset "UTF-8";
/** For enabled state of links (visited) in lightmode */
/** For hovered and activated state of links (visited) in lightmode */
/** For enabled state of links (not visited) in lightmode */
/** For hovered and activated state of links (not visited) in lightmode */
/** Used for (lightmode) status-info-soft */
/** Used for (lightmode) status-info-regular */
/** Used for (lightmode) background-state-hovered */
/** Used for (lightmode) background-state-selected */
/** Used for (lightmode) background-state-activated */
/** Used for (lightmode) background-overlay */
/** Used for (lightmode) background-overlay */
/** Used for (lightmode) background-overlay */
/** Used for (lightmode) background-overlay */
/** Used for (lightmode) background-overlay */
/** Used for (darkmode) background-overlay */
/** For hovered and activated state of links (visited) in darkmode */
/** For enabled state of links (visited) in darkmode */
/** For hovered and activated state of links (not visited) in darkmode */
/** For enabled state of links (not visited) in darkmode */
/** Used for (darkmode) status-info-regular */
/** Used for (darkmode) status-info-soft */
/** Used for (darkmode) status-success-regular */
/** Used for (darkmode) status-success-soft */
/** Used for (darkmode) status-warning-regular */
/** Used for (darkmode) status-warning-soft */
/** Used for (darkmode) status-error-regular */
/** Used for (darkmode) status-error-soft */
/** Used for focused outline in both lightmode and darkmode */
/** Used for (lightmode) status-success-soft */
/** Used for (lightmode) status-success-regular */
/** Used for (darkmode) background-state-hovered */
/** Used for (darkmode) background-state-selected */
/** Used for (darkmode) background-state-activated */
/** Used for (lightmode) status-warning-soft */
/** Used for (lightmode) status-warning-regular */
/** Used for (lightmode) status-error-soft */
/** Used for (lightmode) status-error-regular */
/**
* Semantic Color Tokens - Light
*/
/** Internal Design System token to enable 'inverse'-appearing components such as alert and popover. */
/** Internal Design System token to enable 'inverse'-appearing components such as alert and popover. */
/** Used in regular decorative screens, containers or sections Examples: Onboarding screens, Login screens */
/** Used in soft decorative screens, containers or sections Examples: Onboarding screens, Login screens */
/** Used in soft decorative screens, containers or sections Examples: Onboarding screens, Login screens */
/** Used in soft decorative screens, containers or sections Examples: Onboarding screens, Login screens */
/** Used for specific sections that require attention */
/** Used as an overlay background for components that behave modal */
/** Used for regular backgrounds in components Examples: Primary button */
/** Used as static backgrounds in our components Examples: dialog, bottom sheet */
/** Used as the main background color of our mobile interfaces */
/** Used as the main background color of our desktop interfaces, as well as small components Examples: input field, select */
/** Used as a soft background independent of mode */
/** Used for activated state in all interactive components */
/** Used for hovered state in all interactive components */
/** Used for selected state in all interactive components */
/** Used for borders that serve decoration and function, adding color */
/** Used for creating focus states of interactive components */
/** Used for highlighting the focus states of interactive components */
/** Used for borders that serve decoration and function, adding color */
/** Used for borders that are on strong backgrounds in light mode and soft backgrounds in darkmode */
/** Used for borders balanced with regular texts and icons */
/** Used for smoother borders but still clearly visible */
/** Used for making distinctions between sections */
/** Used for borders that serve as decoration rather than function */
/** Used for clear, distinct borders */
/** Used to add emphasis on one single icon */
/** Used to add emphasis on one single icon */
/** Used for icons that are used on inverse backgrounds */
/** Used for icons that are used on inverse backgrounds, static in darkmode */
/** Used for icons that are interactive */
/** Used for icons that are interactive but should keep static in darkmode */
/** Used for icons that are supporting labels (not interactive) */
/** Used on coloured backgrounds to ensure better contrast compared to r-icon-regular, static in darkmode */
/** Used to indicate to users the interactivity of a link, used for hover and activated states */
/** Used to indicate to users that a link is enabled */
/** Used to indicate to users the interactivity of a visited link, used for hover and activated states */
/** Used to indicate to users that a link has been visited before */
/** Used when logo requires attention */
/** Not used, will be removed in future */
/** Used on dark backgrounds, when logo doesn’t require much attention */
/** Used when logo doesn’t require much attention */
/** Used for indicating strong error  Examples: Error border for badge, error border for toast, error text */
/** Used for indicating strong error, static in both light and darkmode Examples: error background for primary button */
/** Used for indicating soft error, often combined with regular error color Examples: error background for badge, error background for toast */
/** Used for indicating strong info  Examples: info border for badge, info border for toast */
/** Used for indicating soft info, often combined with regular info color Examples: info background for badge, info background for toast */
/** Used for indicating strong success  Examples: success border for badge, success border for toast */
/** Used for indicating soft success, often combined with regular success color Examples: success background for badge, success background for toast */
/** Used for indicating strong warning  Examples: warning border for badge, warning border for toast */
/** Used for indicating soft warning, often combined with regular warning color Examples: warning background for badge, warning background for toast */
/** Used for decorative, large texts only (from font size 24), to emphasize brand Examples: Marketing email headers */
/** Used for decorative, large texts only (from font size 24) to use above backgrounds with brand color Examples: Onboarding screen Riverty App */
/** Used for regular texts but then on strong backgrounds Examples: Text in Primary button */
/** Used for decorative, large texts only (from font size 24) to use above backgrounds with brand color Examples: Onboarding screen Riverty App */
/** Used for all texts that aren’t in need of exceptions  Examples: Headlines, body texts, labels */
/** Used for texts that are additional, not crucial Examples: Hint texts, placeholder texts */
/** Used on coloured backgrounds to ensure better contrast compared to r-text-regular Example: Text in Toast with warning status */
/** Used on coloured backgrounds that don’t change from light to dark mode, compared to r-text-strong Examples: Text in Primary button */
/**
* Semantic Color Tokens - Dark
*/
/** Internal Design System token to enable 'inverse'-appearing components such as alert and popover. */
/** Internal Design System token to enable 'inverse'-appearing components such as alert and popover. */
/** Used in regular decorative screens, containers or sections Examples: Onboarding screens, Login screens */
/** Used in soft decorative screens, containers or sections Examples: Onboarding screens, Login screens */
/** Used in soft decorative screens, containers or sections Examples: Onboarding screens, Login screens */
/** Used in soft decorative screens, containers or sections Examples: Onboarding screens, Login screens */
/** Used for specific sections that require attention */
/** Used as an overlay background for components that behave modal */
/** Used for regular backgrounds in components Examples: Primary button */
/** Used as static backgrounds in our components Examples: dialog, bottom sheet */
/** Used as the main background color of our mobile interfaces */
/** Used as the main background color of our desktop interfaces, as well as small components Examples: input field, select */
/** Used as a soft background independent of mode */
/** Used for activated state in all interactive components */
/** Used for hovered state in all interactive components */
/** Used for selected state in all interactive components */
/** Used for borders that serve decoration and function, adding color */
/** Used for creating focus states of interactive components */
/** Used for highlighting the focus states of interactive components */
/** Used for borders that serve decoration and function, adding color */
/** Used for borders that are on strong backgrounds in light mode and soft backgrounds in darkmode */
/** Used for borders balanced with regular texts and icons */
/** Used for smoother borders but still clearly visible */
/** Used for making distinctions between sections */
/** Used for borders that serve as decoration rather than function */
/** Used for clear, distinct borders */
/** Used to add emphasis on one single icon */
/** Used to add emphasis on one single icon */
/** Used for icons that are used on inverse backgrounds */
/** Used for icons that are used on inverse backgrounds, static in darkmode */
/** Used for icons that are interactive */
/** Used for icons that are interactive but should keep static in darkmode */
/** Used for icons that are supporting labels (not interactive) */
/** Used on coloured backgrounds to ensure better contrast compared to r-icon-regular, static in darkmode */
/** Used to indicate to users the interactivity of a link, used for hover and activated states */
/** Used to indicate to users that a link is enabled */
/** Used to indicate to users the interactivity of a visited link, used for hover and activated states */
/** Used to indicate to users that a link has been visited before */
/** Used when logo requires attention */
/** Not used, will be removed in future */
/** Used on dark backgrounds, when logo doesn’t require much attention */
/** Used when logo doesn’t require much attention */
/** Used for indicating strong error  Examples: Error border for badge, error border for toast, error text */
/** Used for indicating strong error, static in both light and darkmode Examples: error background for primary button */
/** Used for indicating soft error, often combined with regular error color Examples: error background for badge, error background for toast */
/** Used for indicating strong info  Examples: info border for badge, info border for toast */
/** Used for indicating soft info, often combined with regular info color Examples: info background for badge, info background for toast */
/** Used for indicating strong success  Examples: success border for badge, success border for toast */
/** Used for indicating soft success, often combined with regular success color Examples: success background for badge, success background for toast */
/** Used for indicating strong warning  Examples: warning border for badge, warning border for toast */
/** Used for indicating soft warning, often combined with regular warning color Examples: warning background for badge, warning background for toast */
/** Used for decorative, large texts only (from font size 24), to emphasize brand Examples: Marketing email headers */
/** Used for decorative, large texts only (from font size 24) to use above backgrounds with brand color Examples: Onboarding screen Riverty App */
/** Used for regular texts but then on strong backgrounds Examples: Text in Primary button */
/** Used for decorative, large texts only (from font size 24) to use above backgrounds with brand color Examples: Onboarding screen Riverty App */
/** Used for all texts that aren’t in need of exceptions  Examples: Headlines, body texts, labels */
/** Used for texts that are additional, not crucial Examples: Hint texts, placeholder texts */
/** Used on coloured backgrounds to ensure better contrast compared to r-text-regular Example: Text in Toast with warning status */
/** Used on coloured backgrounds that don’t change from light to dark mode, compared to r-text-strong Examples: Text in Primary button */
:host {
  font-style: normal;
  font-weight: inherit;
  letter-spacing: normal;
  line-height: 1.5;
  word-spacing: normal;
  text-transform: none;
  opacity: 1;
  transform: none;
  filter: none;
  text-shadow: none;
  box-shadow: none;
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

:host([field-indicator]) {
  --r-label--marker--display: inline;
}

.r-label {
  display: var(--r-label--display, flex);
  flex-direction: var(--r-label--flex-direction, row);
  gap: var(--r-label--gap, var(--r-spacing-100, 1rem));
  cursor: var(--r-label--cursor, default);
  color: var(--r-label--color, var(--r-text-regular));
  margin-bottom: var(--r-label--margin-bottom, 0);
}
.r-label--slot {
  flex: var(--r-label--slot--flex, 1);
  line-height: var(--r-label--line-height, var(--r-line-height-m, 1.5));
  font-family: var(--r-label--font-family, var(--r-font-family-text, system-ui));
  font-size: var(--r-label--font-size, var(--r-font-size-regular, 1rem));
  font-weight: var(--r-label--font-weight, var(--r-font-weight-regular, 400));
}
.r-label--marker {
  display: var(--r-label--marker--display, none);
  color: var(--r-label--marker--color, var(--r-text-soft));
  font-size: var(--r-label--marker--font-size, var(--r-font-size-300, 0.875rem));
  font-style: var(--r-label--marker--font-style, normal);
  font-weight: var(--r-label--marker--font-weight, var(--r-font-weight-regular, 400));
  margin-left: var(--r-label--marker--margin-left, var(--r-spacing-075, 0.75rem));
}
.r-label--marker::before {
  content: var(--r-label--marker--before--content, "– ");
}
.r-label--tooltip-icon {
  color: var(--r-label--tooltip-icon--color, var(--r-icon-interactive));
  display: var(--r-label--tooltip-icon--display, inline-flex);
  line-height: var(--r-label--tooltip-icon--line-height, 1);
  align-items: var(--r-label--tooltip-icon--align-items, center);
  justify-content: var(--r-label--tooltip-icon--justify-content, center);
}