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--- doc:page_section_headings [2026/04/11 13:43] – Simon Grant
+++ doc:page_section_headings [2026/04/12 18:08] (current) – Simon Grant
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 When we talk about headings, we often use "h1" to mean a top-level heading, like a page title, because in HTML it is coded as `<h1>`. h2 is the next level down, etc.
-The text "Paragraphs and page section headings" above is a top-level, or h1 heading.
+The heading above – "Paragraphs and page section headings" – is a top-level, or h1 heading.
-The text "Using the editing menu" following is an h2 heading.
+The heading  below – "Using the editing menu" – is an h2 heading.
 Paragraph breaks are created simply by leaving a completely blank line between paragraphs. This is true for all the lightweight markup languages that we mention here.
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 `### An h3 heading with three "###" signs`
 ### An h3 heading with three "###" signs
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 If you do use Markdown headings, be sure to leave a blank space after the one or more `#` characters.
-Unlike with Markdown in other places, you cannot use different text styles or links in DokuWiki, even with this plugin because of the way DokuWiki works.
+Unlike with Markdown in other places, you cannot use different text styles or links in DokuWiki, even with this plugin, because of the way DokuWiki works.
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