diff --git a/1-START-WRITING.html b/1-START-WRITING.html index e8a7237e..378a3191 100644 --- a/1-START-WRITING.html +++ b/1-START-WRITING.html @@ -14,11 +14,37 @@
An integral part of the HTMLBook spec is the concept of sections.
-Using the magic line
+Hover over this paragraph of text. See that blue line that appears? That line helps you insert a new block after this paragraph. By default, the line will insert just a plain paragraph, but once you do that, you can use the Insert... menu to change it into a whole new section, or a sidebar, note, or some other book element.
+Hover over this paragraph of text. See that blue line that appears? That line helps you insert a new block wherever it shows up. By default, the line will insert just a plain paragraph, but once you do that, you can use the Insert... menu to change that new paragraph into a whole new section, sidebar, note, or some other book element.
-Using the Insert... menu
+Try It!
+ +Hover over this paragraph and click the arrow at the right of the magic blue line.
+ +Now go to the insert menu, and choose "Section".
+ +Atlas inserts a new, nested section at the correct level. For example, if you are currently within a Section 1 block, Atlas will insert a Section 2.
+ +Sometimes the magic line won't appear after the last section in a chapter. To get around this, insert a new paragraph at the very end of the file. The magic line should then appear.
++ +
+
Section content goes here
+Using the Insert... menu
The toolbar
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-Using the book skeleton
+Using the book skeleton
+ +