How to Format Blocks of Text

1. Set Up Main Steps

For a clean and professional look, use a clear hierarchy for your process steps.

1. Type out your main step (e.g., "Step 1: Process Name").

2. Highlight the text and select Heading 3 from the formatting menu.

3. Apply Bold to the text to ensure it stands out as a primary instruction.

2. Use Proper Line Breaks

The way you move to the next line affects how the system applies formatting.

1. Always use "Enter": At the end of your main step, press the Enter key. This creates a new paragraph block and provides clean spacing.

2. Avoid "Shift + Enter": Using Shift + Enter keeps the text in the same block. If you change the first line to a Heading, the second line will automatically change too, which can cause formatting issues.

3. Add Sub-Details with Lists

To explain a step in more detail, use nested lists rather than plain text.

After hitting Enter from your Heading, click the Bulleted List or Numbered List icon in the toolbar.

The system will automatically apply the correct indentation and "Paragraph" font size.

Type your details (e.g., Test 1, Test 2, Test 3).

4. Ensure Consistent Spacing

To keep the document scannable, maintain uniform gaps between steps.

1. Once you finish your list of sub-bullets, hit Enter twice.

2. This creates a consistent "white space" buffer before you start the next Heading 3 for the following step.