Headings Cheat Sheet

Here are the different types of heading taken from the Sphinx documentation http://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/stable/rest.html?highlight=heading

When I read that I expected to be able to put all those on one page, and merrily went about my way doing so. When I did it created a runtime error. Or at least I thought. However, as I wrote this page, I found all playing together; ah the joys of development. Disirregardlessly [1] [, they play together as described below. Make sure to look at things like the page Table of Contents which are impacted by these hierarchies.

( = ) with over line, for Title

Single equal sign, under and over, the words for the Title.

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( = ) with over line, for Title
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( # ) with over line, for parts

Known today as the hash, in the united states formerly the pound sign, the text surrounded above and below is for parts.

###############################
( # ) with over line, for parts
###############################

( * ) with over line, for chapters

The asterik, when used over and under the text, will create a chapter in reStructuredText markup.

**********************************
( * ) with over line, for chapters
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( = ) underline for Sections

(=) underline for Sections
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( - ) Sub-Sections
( - ) Sub-Sections
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( ^ ) Sub-sub-sections
( ^ ) Sub-sub-sections
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
( ” ) Paragraphs
( " ) Paragraphs
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Foootnotes

[1]That one’s for you Cody. Everyone else can delete the word from the sentence and understand there’s a good story if you get to meet Cory. That one’s for you too buddy.