# 2. Create subsections for the title and material, and identifiers

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In this section of the tutorial, you'll create **subsections** inside your container to display title, material and identifier data from your record. In the second subsection, which displays identifiers, you'll set up a **header** and provide a **path to the data** for the template.
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## Create a subsection for the title and material

**Return to the top** of your current container.

Add a **new subsection**.

Label it **Section 1.1: Title and Material**

- Choose **Block** as the design
- Choose **Row** as the content direction

**Skip** the header and content sections

**Save** the subsection

## Create a subsection for the identifiers

**Return to the top** of your current container

Add a **new subsection**.

Label it **Section 1.2: Identifiers**.

Choose **List** as the design
Choose **Column** as the content direction

### In the header section

- Choose **Static Value** for the Header
- Enter `Identifiers` in the header field
- Choose **Heading h2** for the Semantic Element

### in the content section

- Choose **Relative** as the path type
- Enter `$.identifier` as the data path
- Choose **Dashed Divider** as a separator

**Save** the subsection