Header ====== Base class: :doc:`Fragment` `Header` is a special fragment that automatically calculates its level. This means that you will get `h1` for the top level, `h2` for the next level, and so on. If you want a specific `h1`/`h2`/etc tag use `Fragment`. The header level is only increased by the existence of `Header` objects, so putting a manual `h1` somewhere won't make the next `Header` into a `h2` tag. Refinable members ----------------- `after`     (:ref:`evaluated `) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Type: `int | str` See :ref:`after ` `assets` ^^^^^^^^ Type: `Namespace` See :ref:`assets ` `attrs`     (:ref:`evaluated `) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Type: :doc:`Attrs` See :ref:`attributes ` `children` ^^^^^^^^^^ Cookbook: :ref:`fragment-children` `endpoints` ^^^^^^^^^^^ Type: `Namespace` See :ref:`endpoints ` `extra` ^^^^^^^ Type: `dict[str, Any]` See :ref:`extra ` `extra_evaluated` ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Type: `dict[str, Any]` See :ref:`extra ` `extra_params` ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ See :ref:`extra_params ` `include`     (:ref:`evaluated `) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Type: `bool` See :ref:`include ` `iommi_style` ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Type: `str | Style | None` See :ref:`iommi_style ` `tag`     (:ref:`evaluated `) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ See :ref:`tag ` `template`     (:ref:`evaluated `) ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Type: `str | Template` See :ref:`template