Blocks
Blocks are the units of a NocoDocs document. Each paragraph, heading, list, or callout is a block. You can create, move, and delete each block separately.
Headings
NocoDocs supports three heading levels:
| Level | Slash Command | Markdown Shortcut |
|---|---|---|
| Heading 1 | /heading1 | # |
| Heading 2 | /heading2 | ## |
| Heading 3 | /heading3 | ### |
Collapsible Headings
Click the toggle arrow next to a heading to collapse or expand the content below it. Use it to organize long documents into sections.
Lists
Bullet List
To create a bullet list, type /bullet, or start a line with - or * .
Numbered List
To create a numbered list, type /numbered, or start a line with 1. .
Task List
To create a checklist, type /task, or start a line with [ ]. Click the checkbox to mark an item as complete or not complete.
Tab to indent list items and Shift + Tab to outdent them.Blockquotes
To create a blockquote, type /quote, or start a line with > .
> Blockquotes are useful for highlighting key statements or referencing external content.
Callouts
Callouts are colored boxes that draw attention to important information. To insert a callout, type /callout. Four types are available:
| Type | Use Case |
|---|---|
| Note | General information or context |
| Tip | Helpful suggestions or best practices |
| Warning | Cautions and potential issues |
| Important | Critical information that should not be missed |
Dividers
To insert a horizontal divider between sections, type /divider or ---, then press Enter.
Columns
Create a two-column layout to show content side by side:
- To insert a column block, type
/columns. Each column is a separate editor area. - Add blocks of any type in each column.
Tabs
Put content into many panels in a single block, and switch between them. For full details, refer to Tabs.
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