The basic Subhead consists of a .Subhead container, which has a light gray bottom border. Use .Subhead-heading for the heading itself. It is styled as an <h2> sized heading with normal font-weight.
Use a heading element whenever possible as they can be used as navigation for assistive technologies, and avoid skipping levels.
<divclass="Subhead">
<h2class="Subhead-heading">Plain subhead</h2>
</div>
To add a top margin to the Subhead, use .Subhead--spacious. This is useful for separating sections on a settings page.
<divclass="Subhead Subhead--spacious">
<h2class="Subhead-heading">Spacious subhead</h2>
</div>
You can add a one line description to the subhead with .Subhead-description.
<divclass="Subhead">
<h2class="Subhead-heading">Subhead with description</h2>
<divclass="Subhead-description">The subhead is a subdued header style with a light bottom border.</div>
</div>
For longer descriptions, it is recommended that you use a paragraph below the Subhead.
<divclass="Subhead">
<h2class="Subhead-heading">Plain subhead</h2>
</div>
<p>
This is a longer description that is sitting below the Subheader. It's much longer than a description that could sit comfortably in the Subhead. It might even have <strong>bold</strong> text.<ahref="#">Click to learn more.</a>
</p>
You can add a button or something to the right of .Subhead-heading with the .Subhead-actions element.
<divclass="Subhead">
<h2class="Subhead-heading">Subhead with button</h2>
