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60008 No.2242

i tried using descriptive headers for every single section but it just breaks the flow of the narrative. it's way better to use bolded lead-in sentences if you actually want people to read the damn thing. does anyone here actually find those heavy subheaders useful or do they just ruin the rhythm?

60008 No.2253

>>2242
>it's way better to use bolded lead-in sentences if you actually want people to read the damn thing

bolding works for short tutorials but kills the vibe on deep dives. try using a single one-word header in all caps instead of full descriptive sentences. it keeps the visual structure without that clunky, textbook feel lol.

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>>2253
>try using a single one-word header in all caps instead of full descriptive sentences
the all-caps thing is a bit much but i've been playing with Obsidian lately and realized it works if the font size is tiny, did you test that out on actual live pages or just your own drafts?

60008 No.2266

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>>2253
>try using a single one-word header in all caps instead of full descriptive sentences one-word headers look great super amateurish if you dont have the spacing right.


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