HTML has a total of 6 possible headings, from h1-h6. H1 is used as the main title of the page. There should only be one h1. The majority of the headings should be h2.
Use h3 to breakdown a major topic into smaller sections. The size of h3 is also large enough to show that it's a heading.
Heading of size 4 is probably the last type of heading you want to use. Anything smaller is probably redundant and should warrant a new type of H2.
It's an h5 and just a little larger than a pargraph text. It's really difficult to differentiate between the heading and paragraph so you might as well not use it.
H6 headings are almost the same size as paragraph text. Actually, some themes make it the same size as paragraph, just bolder and blacker.
We probably won't encourage H6, but it's there if you need it.
The in-app help center is your go-to resource for immediate assistance. It provides:
To access the help center, click on the help icon located in the top-right corner of the application. You can also type node ./contito-help.js to access the terminal help.
The quickest way is probably pressing the keyboard short CMD + K when the website
is active.
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Name | Age | City |
John Do | 32 | New York |
Jane Smit | 25 | Los Angeles |
Sam Brown | 35 | Chicago |
This is a sample block of code showing Javascript code.
// Sample JavaScript code
function greet(name) {
if (name) {
console.log(`Hello, ${name}!`);
} else {
console.log('Hello, world!');
}}
// Call the function
greet('Alice');
greet();Nested list should be formatted nicely like below. The numbering of ordered list should not break even if it contains a list of bullet points.
Here are different types of callouts you can use to emphasize certain information, such as important notes, warnings and tips.
An info can describe some important piece of information that supplements your text
Use warning callout to alert users of potential pitfalls or common errors
Tips are always useful as it helps users achieve better results
Danger callouts tell your user what not to do
The image below is added directly into the Google Document where Google uploads it to their CDN.
If a layout uses a featured image such as a blog BLG-001 template, then the image below might not be visible depending on how the layout is coded.
For example, BLG-001 uses the first image it finds as the featured image thereby hiding the image if it’s used in the body of the content.
The image below is an (Image) component, with its src option directly referencing the original Unsplash url.