Let's talk about doc structure

It's the most fun thing ever.

What is this?

It's plainest of sections. Stuff put right inside a doc-stripe and a doc-bounds. Nothing crazy going on here.

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First touchform

some stuff

Second touchform

some stuff

A doc-box with sections

Ah, the .doc-box-part (formerly known as .doc-content). It's a structural element just like touchlist-item. Imagine if touchlist-item were actually just .border-top .doc-padding instead of a defined thing. It's useful to define a thing that is a segment of a box.

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In conclusion…

If you haven't already, try dragging the width of the window. At narrow widths, the padding inside doc-bounds reduces for small screens. That's the nice thing about not using .doc-padding in both places. You can address them independently.

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