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- You can easily drag and drop content blocks in Plane to rearrange them on the page. Just hover over any block, grab the **⋮⋮** icon that shows up, and drag it to where you want. Let go of it to drop the block in its new spot.
+ The static toolbar at the top of the page offers a range of styling options for your content, including basic blocks like headings and lists, and advanced blocks like images, tables, and more.
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- Quickly adjust headings (H1-H6) to create a clear, structured hierarchy in your document.
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- Add emphasis with text or background colors, and style important information with bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough options for better readability.
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- Align your content to the left, right, or center to ensure proper layout and visual balance in your document.
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### Markdown support
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Plane allows you to use Markdown in Pages, making it easy to format content quickly with familiar Markdown syntax. You can create headings, lists, links, and other common formats right in your page without switching to a separate editor.
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To use Markdown in Plane, simply type the relevant symbols (like # for headings or - for lists) directly within the page. Plane will automatically convert your Markdown into the appropriate format, helping you keep your workflow smooth and efficient.
Plane’s AI tools enhance content creation by helping you refine, reframe, and enrich your writing. Whether you need to paraphrase a sentence, simplify complex information, or elaborate on a topic, Pages offers quick solutions right within the editor. - Make your content more clearer or concise by rephrasing text or breaking down complex ideas. - Quickly generate summaries to highlight key points, ideal for meetings or lengthy documents. - Expand on ideas to add context, detail, or depth to your writing. - Get suggestions for clear, catchy titles.
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Plane’s AI tools enhance content creation by helping you refine, reframe, and enrich your writing. Whether you need to paraphrase a sentence, simplify complex information, or elaborate on a topic, Pages offers quick solutions right within the editor.
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### Format your content
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- Make your content clearer or concise by rephrasing text or breaking down complex ideas.
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- Quickly generate summaries to highlight key points, ideal for meetings or lengthy documents.
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- Expand on ideas to add context, detail, or depth to your writing. - Get suggestions for clear, catchy titles.
The static toolbar at the top of the page offers a range of styling options for your content, basic blocks like headings and lists and advanced blocks like images, tables, and more. - Quickly adjust headings (H1-H6) to create a clear, structured hierarchy in your document. - Add emphasis with text or background colors, and style important information with bold, italic, underline, and strikethrough options for better readability. - Align your content to the left, right, or center to ensure proper layout and visual balance in your document.
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Link directly to work items within your pages using the `@` mention feature. This creates a connection between your documentation and the actual work being tracked in your project.
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Plane allows you to use Markdown in Pages, making it easy to format content quickly with familiar Markdown syntax. You can create headings, lists, links, and other common formats right in your page without switching to a separate editor.
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To mention a work item:
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To use Markdown in Plane, simply type the relevant symbols (like # for headings or - for lists) directly within the page. Plane will automatically convert your Markdown into the appropriate format, helping you keep your workflow smooth and efficient.
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1. Type `@` anywhere in your page.
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2. Start typing the work item name or ID.
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3. Select the work item from the list that appears.
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### Table of contents
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The list shows your most recently created work items first, making it easy to reference new work. As you type, the suggestions filter to show relevant matches based on work item titles and IDs.
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The Table of contents panel gives you a bird's-eye view of your document's structure. Just click the panel icon on the right side of your screen to reveal all the sections and headings in your current document.
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Mentioned work items appear as interactive links in your page. Clicking them takes you directly to the work item's details, making it easy to jump between documentation and tasks.
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This feature is especially handy when you're working with longer guides - instead of scrolling through everything to find what you need, you can jump directly to any section with a single click. The table of contents automatically updates as you add or modify headings, so it always reflects your document's current structure.
The Info panel is your document's dashboard, showing you all the key stats at a glance. You'll find useful metrics like word count, character count, number of paragraphs, and estimated read time - perfect for keeping track of your document's scope and helping readers know what to expect.
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You can perform several actions on any block within a page. Just hover over the block and click the **⋮⋮ icon** that appears.
Get a direct URL to this specific block. When someone opens this link, they'll jump straight to this block in the page, making it easy to reference specific sections in discussions or work items.
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### Duplicate block
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Create a copy of the block to reuse content without starting from scratch.
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The panel also displays collaboration details, including who last edited the document and when it was originally created. This makes it easy to stay on top of recent changes and track your team's contributions.
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### Delete block
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Remove the block entirely from the page.
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These quick actions help you manage and reference your content efficiently, especially in longer documents where you need to point teammates to specific sections.
Turn any text selection in your page into a work item instantly. This feature helps you capture action items or tasks directly from your documentation without interrupting your flow.
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You can quickly delete or duplicate blocks within a page. Just hover over any block and click the **⋮⋮** icon that shows up. Deleting a block removes it entirely, while duplicating allows you to reuse content without starting from scratch.
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To create a work item from selected text:
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1. Highlight the text you want to convert.
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2. Click **Create work item from selection** from the context menu.
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3. Plane creates a new work item in your project using the selected text as the title.
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4. The original text in your page automatically converts to a work item mention, linking back to the newly created item.
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This seamless workflow ensures nothing gets lost in translation between planning discussions and actual task tracking. Your documentation stays connected to the work being done, and your team can easily trace where work items originated.
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To publish a page, click the **Publish** button at the top right of your screen. You’ll receive a unique link to share the page.
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## Table of contents
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The Table of contents panel gives you a bird's-eye view of your document's structure. Just click the panel icon on the right side of your screen to reveal all the sections and headings in your current document.
This feature is especially handy when you're working with longer guides - instead of scrolling through everything to find what you need, you can jump directly to any section with a single click. The table of contents automatically updates as you add or modify headings, so it always reflects your document's current structure.
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## Info panel
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The Info panel is your document's dashboard, showing you all the key stats at a glance. You'll find useful metrics like word count, character count, number of paragraphs, and estimated read time - perfect for keeping track of your document's scope and helping readers know what to expect.
The panel also displays collaboration details, including who last edited the document and when it was created. This makes it easy to stay on top of recent changes and track your team's contributions.
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