A subheader can be used to title subsections of content within a display block. It can be a visually lightweight alternative to group boxes.
Powder icing jelly croissant marzipan bear claw marshmallow pastry biscuit. Topping dessert icing cotton candy. Donut chocolate bar chocolate cake apple pie cupcake. Cookie bear claw cotton candy. Wafer chupa chups caramels sweet roll.
Candy tart tiramisu chupa chups sweet liquorice lemon drops. Jujubes wafer chocolate cake icing croissant jujubes cookie. Apple pie jujubes oat cake. Brownie icing sweet roll. Dessert macaroon cookie jelly.
Toffee caramels pie lemon drops powder marzipan. Souffle biscuit souffle halvah wafer tiramisu cotton candy. Cake sesame snaps cotton candy cookie caramels gummies jelly. Tart apple pie sesame snaps.
A subheader can be used to title sections of an edit form. We use the smaller size for the subheader component within edit forms. We also display the optional separator line for subheaders in edit forms, since this helps visually reinforce that the label and input sub-columns are part of one logical edit column.
Record detail has its own separate subheader component, although it is styled similarly to the generic small subheader with a separator.