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Section

Groups related content into clearly-defined thematic areas. Sections have contextual styling that automatically adapts based on nesting depth. They also adjust heading levels to maintain a meaningful and accessible page structure.

string

A label used to describe the section that will be announced by assistive technologies.

When no heading property is provided or included as a children of the Section, you must provide an accessibilityLabel to describe the Section. This is important as it allows assistive technologies to provide the right context to users.

string

A title that describes the content of the section.

"base" | "none"

Adjust the padding of all edges.

  • base: applies padding that is appropriate for the element. Note that it may result in no padding if this is the right design decision in a particular context.
  • none: removes all padding from the element. This can be useful when elements inside the Section need to span to the edge of the Section. For example, a full-width image. In this case, rely on s-box with a padding of 'base' to bring back the desired padding for the rest of the content.
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<s-section heading="Online store dashboard">
<s-paragraph>View a summary of your online store’s performance.</s-paragraph>
</s-section>

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  • Organizing your page in a logical structure based on nesting levels.
  • Creating consistency across pages.
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  • When adding headings inside sections they automatically use a specific style, which helps keep the content organized and clear.
  • Built-in spacing is added between nested sections, as well as between heading and content.
  • Level 1: Display as responsive cards with background color, rounded corners, and shadow effects. Includes outer padding that can be removed when content like s-table needs to expand to the full width of the section.
  • Nested sections: Don't have any background color or effects by default.
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