fls-informational

To mark informational sections in FLS documentation, place the informational-section directive inside sections that use an fls_ anchor. This designates specific subsections as informational for readers and automated tooling.

The informational-page directive flags an entire document as informational in FLS. You place it at the start of a document to mark the whole page, enabling clear labeling and discoverability for policy or help articles.

Use the informational-page directive at the top of a document to flag the entire page, and use the informational-section directive within specific sections carrying an fls_ anchor. This combination ensures both broad and granular informational labeling.

FLS informational directives apply to documentation where sections or pages need informational labeling. They require designated directives placed at the start of documents and within sections using fls_ anchors to ensure consistent labeling.

FLS anchors are required for informational section directives because they designate specific subsections within the document. The informational-section directive must be placed inside these anchored sections to ensure consistent labeling and automated discoverability.