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@ -121,18 +121,18 @@ Links come in several colors. Blue links are links to //existing// resources, wh
Note that visited blue links are colored purple but are still called blue links. Moreover, blue links are yellow in the default dark theme.
## Heading
There are six levels of **headings**. They consist of some hash signs followed by a space and the heading itself. You can format the heading like a paragraph. You should probably not use level 1 because the hypha name title is already level 1.
There are four levels of **headings**. They consist of some equal signs followed by a space and the heading itself. You can format the heading like a paragraph. Feel free to start with `= level 1`, because it actually translates into HTML's `<h2>`, there will be no collisions with the hypha's title.
```
# level 1
## level 2
### level 3
#### level 4
##### level 5
###### level 6
= level 1
== level 2
=== level 3
==== level 4
```
There is an invisible link denoted by the § sign near every heading (right after the heading text). You can reveal it with a mouse. If you click it, the URL in the browser will change to the URL leading to that very heading. Try that on headings in this article.
There is an invisible link that shows the § sign near every heading right after the heading text. You can reveal it with a mouse. If you click it, the URL in the browser will change to the URL leading to that very heading. Try that on headings in this article.
**NB.** There is the legacy syntax for headings: `# ` to `###### `, similar to Markdown. You should not use them.
## Codeblock
Use **codeblocks** to show code or any other preformatted text. Codeblocks start with triple backticks on column 1 and end similarly. You can write any text after the backticks, it is ignored. Put the preformatted text between them.