Tag
The small line of text above a section heading — “Clinically studied”, “New formula”, “Why MigreLief”. Uppercase, letter-spaced, in the style-guide’s label type.
Add it above a Title block; it doesn’t carry any spacing of its own, so it takes whatever rhythm the section gives it.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Tag | The text. Nothing renders if it’s empty. |
| Tag style | Size from the style guide: Large, Medium (default), or Small. |
Uppercase is automatic
Section titled “Uppercase is automatic”The style applies the capitals — type the text normally and let the theme handle it. Typing it in caps yourself makes the text harder for screen readers to read out and awkward to change later.
- Two or three words. A tag is a label, not a sentence. Anything longer competes with the heading it’s meant to introduce.
- Don’t repeat the heading. “Our ingredients” above a heading that reads “Our ingredients” wastes the slot — use it to add context the heading doesn’t.
- Skip it if there’s nothing to say. A section is not worse for having no tag.
Where it’s used
Section titled “Where it’s used”Hero Collection, Text & Image Split, Featured Banner.