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Headings
Headings are used to logically break up and organise the text on a page.
Syntax
+My Heading some text... ++My second heading more text...
You can prepend between one and six + signs before a heading to define its level. The text formatting of the heading is adjusted appropriately.
Examples
- Wiki Text -
+Level 1 heading
- Formatted Text -
Level 1 heading
- Wiki Text -
++Level 2 heading
- Formatted Text -
Level 2 heading
- Wiki Text -
+++Level 3 heading
- Formatted Text -
Level 3 heading
- Wiki Text -
++++Level 4 heading
- Formatted Text -
Level 4 heading
Wiki Text
+++++Level 5 heading
- Formatted Text -
Level 5 heading
- Wiki Text -
++++++Level 6 heading
- Formatted Text -
Level 6 heading
Details
Level 1 headings should only be used as the first heading on a page. They are not included in the table of contents. Each word in a level 1 heading should generally begin with an upper case letter, while other headings are in sentence case (only the first letter is a capital).
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