Using the Editor

Last updated 25 days ago

The text editor combines simplicity with powerful formatting options. Access most formatting tools by typing "/" in a new line to open the command menu.

Text Styles

When you need to style your text, type "/" to access these options:

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  • Heading 1 creates large section headers to organize your main topics. Perfect for document titles and major sections.

  • Heading 2 adds subsection headers, helping you break down complex topics into manageable parts.

  • Heading 3 inserts minor section headers, ideal for detailed organization within your subsections.

  • Paragraph formats your text in a clean, readable style for regular content.

  • Bold makes important text stand out, drawing attention to key points.

  • Italic adds subtle emphasis to your text, perfect for definitions or emphasis.

  • Underline highlights specific text, useful for links or important terms.

  • Strikethrough helps you mark text as removed or deprecated while keeping it visible.

Lists and Structure

Organize your content effectively with these formatting tools:

  • Bullet List creates unordered lists when sequence doesn't matter. Simply type "/" and select "Bullet List" to start organizing your points.

  • Numbered List generates ordered lists for step-by-step instructions or prioritized items. Each item automatically numbers as you type.

  • Blockquote highlights quoted text or important notes, setting them apart from regular content.

  • Code Block displays code with syntax highlighting, making technical documentation clear and readable.

  • Divider adds a horizontal line to separate different sections of your document cleanly.

  • Table inserts a structured table to organize complex information clearly.

Working with Tables

Tables help you organize data effectively. Each table comes with:

  • Two rows and two columns by default

  • Automatic header formatting

  • Resizable columns - just drag the edges to adjust

  • Flexible row and column management - add or remove as needed

Adding Visual Elements

Make your documentation more engaging with images:

  • Drag and drop images directly into your document

  • Paste images from your clipboard for quick insertion

Creating Links

Add links to your content in three simple steps:

  1. Select the text you want to link

  2. Use the popup menu to add your link

  3. Enter the URL

Your links can connect to:

  • Other pages in your documentation

  • External websites

  • Downloadable resources and files

Need help? Type "/" at any time to explore available formatting options.


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