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• Using headings is useful for article clarity. By default, once there are more than four headings in an article, then a Table of Contents will appear at the top of the page--so headings are extremely useful in long articles that contain a lot of information.
• Headings are created by surrounding the section's title text with equal (=) signs.
• There are six levels of headings:
  • = Heading 1 =
  • == Heading 2 ==
  • === Heading 3 ===
  • ==== Heading 4 ====
  • ===== Heading 5 =====
  • ====== Heading 6 ======
• Please note that use of single equals signs for = Heading 1 = is discouraged, as it will create heading that appears too identical in weight and size to the main article heading.
• This is the table of contents that will be created. Clicking on the links in the table of contents will scroll the page down to the relevant section:

Contents 1 Heading 1 1.1 Heading 2 1.1.1 Heading 3 1.1.1.1 Heading 4 1.1.1.1.1 Heading 5 1.1.1.1.1.1 Heading 6

[edit] Heading 1

[edit] Heading 2

[edit] Heading 3

[edit] Heading 4

[edit] Heading 5

[edit] Heading 6

• Note: Adding __NOTOC__ to an article will disable the table of contents from showing.