Page structure in the old editor

Clusters and headings

Add headings to divide a page into clusters. To format the heading, insert 1 to 6 # symbols and a space before the heading text. The heading level changes based on how many # symbols you type.

You can use a different markup style for the first- and second-level headings:

• For the first-level heading, insert any number of = symbols in the line following the heading.

• For the second-level heading, insert any number of hyphens - in the line following the heading.

• # First-level header
First-level header
======
• ## Second-level header
Second-level header
--------------
• ### Third-level header
• #### Fourth-level header

Getting a link to a cluster

1. Hover over the cluster title and click § that appears to the right of the title.

2. Copy the cluster address from the browser's address bar.

For more information, see Bookmarks on pages.

Paragraphs

To start a new paragraph, insert an empty line after the previous one:

First line of the paragraph.
Second line of the paragraph.

New paragraph.

Margins

• Indents created with spaces at the beginning of the line are used for formatting lists of the second and third levels.

• If you add spaces to the beginning of a paragraph, they will be ignored. The paragraph will be displayed without indentation.

• To indent a paragraph, insert a few non-breaking spaces using the code .

Horizontal line

• To insert a horizontal line between parts of the text, insert three or more hyphens -, asterisks*, underscores _ in a row on an empty line.

• If you use hyphens, add an empty line before the line. Otherwise the previous line will turn into a heading.

Collapsed text

To make part of the page's text collapsible:

1. In the line before the text, insert the <{ symbols and the cut title.

2. From a new line, enter the text that will be hidden under the cut title.

3. After the text, insert the }> symbols.

Example:
<{ Read the entire text
You can see this text
by clicking _Read the entire text_.
}>