Before you start, link to this section
- Open a chapter and decide whether the content is prose, a highlighted message, a comparison, or code.
Step by step, link to this section
- Choose Add block → Text and select the appropriate element: Text, Statement, Callout, Quote, Columns, Table, or Code.
- Replace the starter content. Use the rich-text controls where available for headings, emphasis, lists, and links.
- Use a Statement for a concise key message, a Callout for an explicitly highlighted note, and a Quote for attributed words.
- For Columns or Table, edit each content area or cell. Keep entries short enough to remain readable on a phone.
- For Code, enter the code content and choose its available formatting options.
- Use Add block → Layout → Divider to separate sections where useful. Open Block settings to adjust width, spacing, or background, then preview on desktop and mobile.
What to expect, link to this section
Your explanation appears as structured learner-facing content rather than one long paragraph. Different text elements serve different reading tasks.
Tips & troubleshooting, link to this section
- Pasting formatted text can bring unwanted styling. Review the result in preview.
- Avoid relying on color alone to distinguish warnings or instructions; include meaningful wording.
- Use an Attachment for a file learners need to download, rather than pasting an entire document into a table.
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