Any heading element can be set to an H1. Generally, browsers and users expect the H1 to be located at the top of the page. The most important and overarching headline of the page should be set to H1. Heading sizes should not be skipped, meaning every page should have an H1, and an H2 heading should be used before an H3 heading, and so on.
Rather than creating new heading classes, the style_h[n] should always be used. Combo-class tags should be used to create style variations such capitalization, alignment, etc. Whenever possible, these variations should be inherited by a parent element rather than a combo-class.
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Rich text elements should always have a class. Preferably 'component_rich-text'. Text elements inside the rich text block can be individually styled by choosing a tag from the selector field. After choosing a generic tag, click the option to option to nest the tag inside the rich text class. This will allow unique styles that occur only in a rich text block.
A rich text element can be used with static or dynamic content. For static content, just drop it into any page and begin editing.
All of the headings in this rich text block are a good example of how unique styles can be nested inside rich text classes only. Notice how the H6 has additional top padding. This setting only applies to H6 components that are nested in the component_rich-text class.