Ensure documentation styles don't override examples #548
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Use a child combinator to ensure that only headings using the .heading-xlarge class, which are page headings in GOV.UK elements get larger top margins and smaller bottom margins. This margin was affecting the typography example, which shows an example of heading-xlarge.
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Use a child combinator to ensure that only headings using the
.heading-xlargeclass - page headings in GOV.UK elements - getlarger top margins and smaller bottom margins.
This margin was affecting the typography example, which shows an
example of using the
.heading-xlargeclass.Screenshots
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