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The block editor is where you write and format your documentation content. Each page is built from individual blocks — headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, code, and images — so you can shape clear, well-structured pages without any technical setup.
How It Works
•Content is organized into stackable blocks, so you can add, rearrange, and remove sections independently.
•You can structure pages with multiple heading levels for titles, sections, and subsections.
•Inline text formatting includes bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, and inline code.
•Block types include bulleted and numbered lists, blockquotes, dividers, code blocks, and images.
•Your changes are saved with your page and shown exactly as written when the site is published.
Steps
1.Open the documentation editor and select the page you want to edit from the navigation tree.
2.Click into the page and start typing, or add a new block where you want your content to appear.
3.Choose a block type — such as a heading, paragraph, list, quote, code block, or image — to format that section.
4.Highlight text to apply inline formatting like bold, italic, underline, or inline code.
5.Reorder, edit, or delete blocks until the page reads the way you want.
6.Preview the page, then publish to make your changes live on your site.
Available Block Types
Block
What it's for
Headings (H1, H2, H3)
Page titles, section headers, and subsections to organize content.
Paragraph
Standard body text with inline formatting.
Bulleted & numbered lists
Step-by-step instructions or grouped points.
Blockquote
Highlight callouts, tips, or quoted notes.
Code block & inline code
Display commands or code snippets with monospaced styling.
Divider & image
Separate sections visually or add screenshots and illustrations.
Tips
•Use a single H1 for the page title and H2/H3 for sections so readers can scan your content easily.
•Use inline code for short references like names or values, and code blocks for multi-line snippets.
•Break long paragraphs into lists or shorter sections to keep pages readable.
Preview your page before publishing — it shows exactly how your formatting will appear to readers on the live site.
Empty paragraphs are rendered as spacing, so you can add a blank block to create breathing room between sections.
Troubleshooting
•Changes not appearing live? Make sure you published the page after editing — saved edits stay in the editor until published.
•Formatting looks off? Check that the correct block type is applied and that inline formatting wasn't accidentally left active.
•Image not showing? Confirm the image was added correctly and that its source is valid.
•Can't find a page to edit? Verify it exists in the navigation tree and hasn't been moved into a different folder.
Related topics: Organizing Your Docs Structure, Preview and Publish the Site, Editing the Home Page.
