Heading
| File Object Type |
You can refer to this file object type in any formula, macro, module, or other script in Blockpad. You can use either its name or its full path:
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To refer to it by name, use
Heading(make sure the library Library.Docs.Objects is included with Include Libaries) - To refer to it by its full path, use
Library.Docs.Objects.Heading
See also:
A Heading is a paragraph-type object used to title sections and subsections of text. Headings are useful for organizing your text to make finding information easier.
Control the headings in your document
In word processors, make-shift headings are sometimes created by editing normal paragraphs to have certain properties (e.g. larger font size, bold, etc). This process is tedious and takes a long time if you have a lot of headings.
When you change a paragraph to a heading, the text properties are automatically changed all together. Also, you can selectively control the exact formatting of all the headings in your document using style rules. This way, you can easily change the style of all your headings at once.
Better linking
Headings also make hyperlink addresses more relevant to the text they are linking to.
The table of contents block leverages good headings, where a table of contents is automatically created with hyperlinks to all of the headings.
Insert a heading:
- Type in a line of text like normal.
- Select any part of that text.
- In the toolbar, click the Paragraph dropdown and select Heading.
Notes:
- Use style rules to control the formatting of headings in a frame or document.
- A Heading is one of three general paragraph styles: paragraph, heading, and title.