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 When we talk about headings, we often use "h1" to mean a top-level heading, like a page title, because in HTML it is coded as `<h1>`. h2 is the next level down, etc. When we talk about headings, we often use "h1" to mean a top-level heading, like a page title, because in HTML it is coded as `<h1>`. h2 is the next level down, etc.
  
-The text "Paragraphs and page section headings" above is a top-level, or h1 heading. +The heading above – "Paragraphs and page section headings" – is a top-level, or h1 heading. 
-The text "Using the editing menu" following is an h2 heading.+The heading below – "Using the editing menu" – is an h2 heading.
  
 Paragraph breaks are created simply by leaving a completely blank line between paragraphs. This is true for all the lightweight markup languages that we mention here. Paragraph breaks are created simply by leaving a completely blank line between paragraphs. This is true for all the lightweight markup languages that we mention here.
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 # An h1 heading with one "#" sign # An h1 heading with one "#" sign
  
-``` +    The alternative Markdown syntax putting '='s underneath doesn't work: 
-Another h1 heading, made by putting '='s underneath +    ==================================================================== 
-================================================== + 
-```+A failed attempt at a Markdown h1 with '=' 
 +========================================== 
 +The row of = just disappears.
  
-Another h1 heading, made by putting '='s underneath 
-================================================== 
  
 `## An h2 heading with two "##" sign` `## An h2 heading with two "##" sign`
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 ## An h2 heading with two "##" sign ## An h2 heading with two "##" sign
  
-``` +    The other Markdown h2 syntax, with '-'s underneath, just turns into a horizontal rule: 
-And anther Markdown h2 with '-'s underneath +    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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-```+
  
-And anther Markdown h2 with '-'s underneath +The other Markdown h2 syntax, with '-'s underneath, just turns into a horizontal rule: 
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 `### An h3 heading with three "###" signs` `### An h3 heading with three "###" signs`
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 ### An h3 heading with three "###" signs ### An h3 heading with three "###" signs
  
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 If you do use Markdown headings, be sure to leave a blank space after the one or more `#` characters. If you do use Markdown headings, be sure to leave a blank space after the one or more `#` characters.
  
-Unlike with Markdown in other places, you cannot use different text styles or links in DokuWiki, even with this plugin because of the way DokuWiki works.+Unlike with Markdown in other places, you cannot use different text styles or links in DokuWiki, even with this plugin, because of the way DokuWiki works.
  
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