You can see the various containers used for content layout in this view:
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The function view is the outermost container for a function. It displays the function title, optional
subtitle, toolbar, and breadcrumbs, with its content displayed below that.
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Display blocks are the next level of container in the hierarchy,
appearing within the function view. Each display block has a title, an optional subtitle and toolbar, with its
content displayed below that.
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Group boxes are the next level of container in the hierarchy,
appearing within a display block. Each group box has a title, and can optionally offer expand/collapse and
accordion behavior.
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Tabs can also be used within a display block. Each tab has a
header and content.
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A subheader can be used to title subsections of content within
a display block. It can be a visually lightweight alternative to group boxes.
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A well can be used to highlight a section of content.
The well element can be used to highlight a small block of text or record detail
(but no other elements) within a display block. This element has a heavy visual footprint,
so it should be used sparingly.