Add govuk-section-break to core #483
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Should this use govuk-section-break__visible ?
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Can we also add an example to the prose page to show this in use?
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After update, this looks technically good to me. Happy to approve if no one else wants to raise any questions. |
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This looks good to me too. Have just updated Changelog. @alex-ju if you're happy with the changelog could you approve 🙂 |
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Sometimes there is a need to visually separate parts of a page on top of the existing typographic hierarchy.
This class is added to an
<hr>, adds margin (xl, l and m).There is also an option to make the
<hr>border visible or invisible.##Examples
Not visible
###Visible
Example usage
The section below the Start button on a start page is achieved by adding margin to the Start button.
This conceptually feels like a new section of the page.
Related
How this might work with
<section>As part of https://trello.com/c/8LRu4psv/515-add-styling-for-horizontal-rules