Headings and lists
Structuring a page with six heading levels, three list types, toggles, and quotes.
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Headings#
The slash menu and the Insert (+) menu offer Heading 1, Heading 2, and Heading 3. All six heading levels are also available through the Turn into menu on the selection toolbar or the shortcuts ⌘/Ctrl+Alt+1 through ⌘/Ctrl+Alt+6.
Headings are used by the Table of contents block, so use them in a logical order rather than choosing a heading based only on its size.
Lists#
| List | What It's For |
|---|---|
| Bulleted list | Unordered points. The toolbar button's caret offers bullet styles. |
| Numbered list | Ordered steps. The caret offers numbering styles. |
| To-do list | Checkboxes that you can tick directly. |
Press Enter to create the next item and press Enter again on an empty item to leave the list. Tab indents an item by one level, while Shift+Tab moves it back out. The Outdent and Indent buttons on the toolbar provide the same controls.
Toggles and Quotes#
- Toggle: a collapsible heading with content folded inside it. Choose the triangle to open or close it.
- Blockquote: an indented quotation used to highlight something written or said by someone else.