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package/data/zeroheight-exports/Accordion.md

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 Accordions are expandable/collapsable elements that hide and reveal content to help control the amount of information presented to the user at one time.

package/data/zeroheight-exports/Banner.md

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 When the information being communicated on the Banner is intended to remain persistent on the screen and is not manually dismissible by the user, use a persistent Banner. To allow the user to manually dismiss the Banner, use a dismissible Banner.
 
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package/data/zeroheight-exports/Buttons.md

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 ### Secondary Rounded Button
 
 Use for a secondary action, or deemphasized Button. Often paired with primary Button.
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 Use the error Button when the outcome of the user clicking the button will result in something being removed or deleted.
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 Use for a deemphasized action or when paired with a Primary Minimal Button.
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 Use for Header-level Actions with multiple result options (generally in same context as Icon Buttons).
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 Use for a secondary action, or deemphasized Button. Often paired with primary Button.
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 Use for a deemphasized action or when paired with a Primary Minimal Button
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 Use in instances where a standard sized Button won't fit or doesn't seem necessary such as in charts, tables, navigation bars, etc.
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 Use for Header-level Actions with multiple result options (generally in same context as Icon Buttons).

package/data/zeroheight-exports/Callout.md

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 Callouts are used within the flow of the page to highlight information to the user whether in response to an action they have completed or to bring their attention to important details.
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 Use when communicating information that is manually dismissible by the user and does not need to remain persistent on the screen. It can be set to automatically dismiss after a designated period of time using the `autoDismiss` prop; when set to `true`, the automatic dismissal will occur after 8 milliseconds by default, but can be set to a custom length of time by entering a millisecond value into the prop.
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package/data/zeroheight-exports/Control-Inputs.md

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 ### Checkbox Spacing
 
 These rules establish how much margin should exist between and around elements.
 
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 Each Checkbox must be coupled with a label to communicate the result of a selection. If additional details about the selection need to be communicated, an optional caption can be included.
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 Use `intent: default` to communicate that user has yet to enter a response.
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 Use `intent: default` to communicate that user has yet to enter a response.
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 Each Radio must be coupled with a label to communicate the result of a selection. If additional details about the selection need to be communicated, an optional caption can be included.

package/data/zeroheight-exports/Dialog.md

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 Avoid using nested dialogs when possible because it introduces layers of complexity to pages and may make it more difficult for users to anticipate the results of their actions. It may also impede usability by making it more difficult for users to quickly exit a flow. Instead, explore utilizing a multi-step Dialog workflow (see below).
 
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 In instances where the length of content contained in the Dialog results in the Dialog filling the entire height of the screen, there must be a minimum of `spaceXxl` margin above and below the Dialog window. The Dialog content scrolls when it exceeds the max-height of the dialog window; title, overline, subtitle, and any action Buttons are anchored to the top and bottom during scrolling.
 
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 Avoid using nested dialogs when possible because it introduces layers of complexity to pages and may make it more difficult for users to anticipate the results of their actions. It may also impede usability by making it more difficult for users to quickly exit a flow. Instead, explore utilizing a multi-step Dialog workflow (see below).
 
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 A Dialog is a window element that appears on top of content to provide information or prompt the user for an action. When a Dialog is active, it disables all functionality of the page below and remains on the screen until it is either dismissed or an action has been taken.

package/data/zeroheight-exports/Downloads.md

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 There are instances where users may want to download data that are uploaded to the product they are using. There are three download types that commonly occur, see recommended flows and best practices below.

package/data/zeroheight-exports/Dropdown-Input.md

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 Dropdown Inputs are elements that trigger Dropdown Menus to open, enabling users to make selections and communicate choices in the UI.
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 > **Note:** The code examples below must install dependencies before displaying and may take extra time to load