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Additional Features
Narayan Silva edited this page Nov 3, 2025
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Discover extra resources that make your writing more powerful and personalized.
When to use: For chapter titles, main themes, or division of large sections in your text.
- Maximum prominence: usually the largest text box in the document.
- Facilitates navigation through extensive and structured texts.
- Helps readers quickly locate major divisions of the content.
Usage example:
Heading 1: Chapter 3 - Digital Culture
When to use: For subtitles, sections, and internal divisions of chapters.
- Less prominent than Heading 1, but still stands out compared to body text.
- Allows you to organize related paragraphs within the same chapter.
Usage example:
Heading 2: Social Media and Education
When to use: To insert a short quote, striking author's phrase, proverb, or thought that dialogues with the chapter or text.
- Traditionally used at the beginning of book or chapters.
- Creates a special tone, invites reflection, and contextualizes the theme.
Usage example:
"The speech always transcends the speaker; the speaker is the spoken. - Jacques Lacan"
When to use: To illustrate, exemplify, compare concepts, or record visual references related to the text.
- Images make understanding complex topics easier.
- Break the monotony of continuous text.
- Help provide visual examples, contextualize data, and enhance argumentation.
- Ideal for articles, educational materials, and academic work.
Usage example:
Image: Chart of vertebrate distribution
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Caption: Comparison between vertebrate classes (source: Biol. Mod., 2023, p.88)
- Choose images from reliable sources and mention the source in the caption.