Headings

You can add headings to your homebrew document using the # symbol in the Brew Editor:

# Here is my heading

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When you are writing at length, you’ll likely want to have different levels of headings to give your brew some hierarchical structure– first you’ll have a top-level header (or “Header 1”), and then nested under that several more headers (“Header 2”, “Header 3”, etc).

Increase the number of # symbols to increase the depth of the header, up to six:

Markdown

# Dark Mage

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## Background

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## Appearance

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### Alternate

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## Abilities

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### Teleport

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You can see that the styling of each header level is different, generally decreasing in size and visual impact as you get to higher levels. This is just a stylistic difference, and can be changed with CSS in the Style Editor. Generally, you want to avoid using a particular level of header based solely on it’s appearance/size, particularly if you are sharing a brew via a Homebrewery link or PDF. Using inappropriate headers impacts accessibility for screen readers, and can impact other things, such as how PDF readers generate their document outlines.