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1.**Heading Form** (`pagebuilder_heading_form.xml`). This form inherits from the `pagebuilder_base_form.xml`, which provides most of the input fields for the Heading. The Heading form itself provides input fields selecting an `appearance`, entering the `heading_text`, and selecting a `heading_type` (`h1` to `h6`). The text to the left of each field specifies which form the field comes from, the `heading_form` or the `base form`.
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1.**Heading Form** (`pagebuilder_heading_form.xml`). This form inherits from the `pagebuilder_base_form.xml`, which provides most of the input fields for the Heading. The Heading form itself provides input fields selecting an `appearance`, entering the `heading_text`, and selecting a `heading_type` (`h1` to `h6`). The text to the left of each field specifies which form the field comes from, the `heading_form` or the `base_form`.
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2.**Heading Configuration** (`heading.xml`). The main purpose of all content type configuration files is to provide the data mapping between the form fields and the HTML templates. Configurations map to fields with matching names.
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