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 Choosing a shape value for your shape scheme or component has an effect on the component's content.

 As an example, we may choose the `smallComponentShape` category to have a cut corner treatment at a 50% value of its height.
 That will create a diamond-like shape, which in certain cases is likely to clip content.
 In other cases, such as with dynamic type, or a typography scheme with large fonts, even a less intrusive shape could potentially cut out content.

 Therefore, it is recommended to be mindful of how a custom shape manipulates the component and if that shape makes sense for your specific case.
 One recommendation is to use the built-in UIView’s `layoutMargins`. By setting it to a custom `UIEdgeInset` you can get the desired outcome for your content when using a custom shape.
	Choosing a shape value for your shape scheme or component has an effect on the component's content.

	As an example, we may choose the `smallComponentShape` category to have a cut corner treatment at a 50% value of its height.
	That will create a diamond-like shape, which in certain cases is likely to clip content.
	In other cases, such as with dynamic type, or a typography scheme with large fonts, even a less intrusive shape could potentially cut out content.

	Therefore, it is recommended to be mindful of how a custom shape manipulates the component and if that shape makes sense for your specific case.
	One recommendation is to use the built-in UIView’s `layoutMargins`. By setting it to a custom `UIEdgeInset` you can get the desired outcome for your content when using a custom shape.