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Nav Document Outline
See original GitHub issueNoticed in the nav examples that <h6> is being used for a dropdown header which gives a nav document outline of
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this is where the semantics of HTML aren’t quite sufficiently expressive…you’d really want to be able to somehow demarcate those example bits of code as something that doesn’t really pertain to the overall page structure…
but, as that’s not possible, i’d say those are fine as per the diff. Once these don’t show up in the TOCs either, it’s probably as good as they can be made…
As per my knowledge normally we do not use h6 for styling headline or even nav dropdown. But it depends on the designer.