anchor.diff:            p.o-Box.o-Box--dialog.c-Alert               #[strong.c-Alert__Title Alert   :       ] This is an Alert using a Dialog Box Object.                 (.o-Box.o-Box--dialog.c-Alert              )
             p.o-Box.o-Box--hero.c-Alert                 #[strong.c-Alert__Title Alert   :       ] This is an Alert using a Hero   Box Object.                 (.o-Box.o-Box--hero.c-Alert                )
         section#c-Label
  -        h2 The <code>.c-Label</code> Component
  +        h2 The #[code .c-Label] Component
           p.
  -          The Label Component builds off the Textbox Object, so include the <code>.o-Textbox</code> class.
  +          The Label Component builds off the Textbox Object, so include the #[code .o-Textbox] class.
             Subclasses add skins.
           figure
             h1 Example h1 #[small.o-Textbox.c-Label .o-Textbox.c-Label]
  
positive.code:       section#text-level
          h2 Text-Level Components
          section#c-Key
            h3 The <code>.c-Key</code> Component
            p.
              Use <code>.o-Textbox.c-Key</code> to represent
              a <span class="o-Textbox  c-Key">button</span> or <span class="o-Textbox  c-Key">key</span>
              on a physical device. May be instantiated by the <code>kbd &gt; kbd</code> Element.
              Contrary to <a rel="sibling" href="#c-Button">Button Components</a>,
              these Key Components are not meant to be interactive.
      nav.Bc
        ol.Anc
  
negative.code:           p Example paragraph. #[small.o-Textbox.c-Label.c-Label--info .o-Textbox.c-Label.c-Label--info]
            p Example paragraph. #[small.o-Textbox.c-Label.c-Label--help .o-Textbox.c-Label.c-Label--help]
        section#c-Badge
          h2 The #[code .c-Badge] Component
          p.
            The Badge Component builds off the Textbox Object, so include the #[code .o-Textbox] class.
            Subclasses add skins.
          figure
            h1 Example h1 #[small.o-Textbox.c-Badge .o-Textbox.c-Badge]
  