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Tailwind CSS Page Headings
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With Icon
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With Actions
Fully responsive design
Supports dark mode
Supports color editor
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With Actions and Breadcrumb
Fully responsive design
Supports dark mode
Supports color editor
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With Details and Actions
Fully responsive design
Supports dark mode
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With Banner
Fully responsive design
Supports dark mode
Supports color editor
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Should every page heading use an h1 element?
Each page should have exactly one h1 that describes its primary purpose. The page heading component is the natural place for it. Sub-sections within the page should use h2 and lower. The components default to h1, but you can adjust the heading level to fit your document outline if the page heading sits inside a section that already has an h1.
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