Sections
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Sections are the top level grouping mechanism in documents, think of them as containers for a set of default content and blocks. Learn more about the Document Structure here.
Sections are separated by 鈥淗orizontal Rules鈥� or 鈥� to group certain elements of a page together. There may be both semantic and design reasons to group content together, a simple case could be that a section of a page has a different background color.
Technically a section just introduces a <div> wrapper in the markup delivered around all the blocks and default content contained in the section.
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In most cases generic sections don鈥檛 have much styling code beyond project specific box layout (eg. margins, padding, max-width) and are sometimes augmented with section metadata to control styling (often background colors or images).