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Combine Lab's product component library. Forked from Shopify's Polaris.

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--- name: Caption category: Titles and text platforms: - android - ios - web keywords: - labels - text - microcopy - typographic - graph - timestamp - smaller text - smallest text - smaller than reading size text - time text - compact text - small text - android - ios --- # Caption Caption text size is smaller than the recommended size for general reading. On web, it should be used only in a graph or as a timestamp for a list item. On Android and iOS, it can also be used as help text or as other kinds of secondary text for list items. --- ## Best practices - Use for secondary labels in graphs and charts - May be used for timestamps in lists of content - Don’t use this component for other cases - Don’t use this component for text longer than a few words - Don’t use this component for aesthetic effect or to break from the standard text size --- ## Content guidelines ### Captions Captions are primarily used in [data visualizations](/design/data-visualizations). Stick to a few words and don’t use this component for complete sentences or longer content. <!-- usagelist --> #### Do - Use caption for labelling data visualizations ![Diagram of using captions to label graphs and other data content](typography/display-styles/do-use-caption-for-labeling-data-visualizations.png) - Received April 21, 2017 #### Don’t - Order #1001 was received on April 21, 2017 - This is your recent activity <!-- end --> --- ## Examples ### Default caption Use to provide details in situations where content is compact and space is tight. ```jsx <List> <List.Item> Order #1001 <Caption>Received April 21, 2017</Caption> </List.Item> <List.Item> Order #1002 <Caption>Received April 22, 2017</Caption> </List.Item> </List> ``` <!-- content-for: android --> ![Default caption](components/Caption/android/default.png) <!-- /content-for --> <!-- content-for: ios --> ![Default caption](components/Caption/ios/default.png) <!-- /content-for -->