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Format Your Page

Closot is built to get ideas out of your head and onto the page. Once they're there, you have a full set of tools to organize and structure them exactly the way you think 📐

Columns​

Creating Columns​

Columns let you place content side by side on the same line. There are two ways to create them.

Insert a column layout directly. Type / and choose the number of columns you want — Closot provides 2 Columns, 3 Columns, 4 Columns, and 5 Columns as ready-made layouts. Five columns is the maximum.

Drag an existing block into place.

  1. Hover over any block to reveal the ⋮⋮ handle in the left margin
  2. Click and drag the block to the right of another block
  3. Follow the blue vertical guide that appears — drop when it spans the content area
  4. Repeat to add further columns, up to five across the page width
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Columns work on tablet but not on phone. On mobile, content in right-hand columns simply stacks below the left column content.

Removing Columns​

  1. Hover the block in the right column, grab the ⋮⋮ handle
  2. Drag it back to the left until the blue guide spans the full page width
  3. Drop it to remove the column layout

To delete an empty column: click ⋮⋮ on it and select Delete.

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Resize columns by hovering over the shared edge between two columns — a gray vertical drag handle appears. Drag it left or right to adjust proportions.


Tabular Content​

Closot doesn't have a plain, non-database table block. Whenever you need rows and columns, you use a database — which gives you filtering, sorting, and per-row pages for free.

To add one inline, type /list and press Enter. Then:

ActionHow
Add a rowClick New page at the bottom of the database
Add a columnClick + to the right of the last property header

See Intro to Databases for the full picture.


Headings​

Adding Headings​

Image Four ways to create a heading:

  1. Hover a new line → click + → select your heading size
  2. Type /h1, /h2, or /h3 and press Enter
  3. Use Markdown at the start of a line: # for H1, ## for H2, ### for H3, followed by a space
  4. Type your content first, then press Cmd/Ctrl + / and choose a heading size

Table of Contents​

A table of contents makes long pages much easier to navigate, letting readers jump directly to any section.

Table of Contents Block​

Insert as a standalone block anywhere on your page:

  • Hover a new line → click + → select Table of contents
  • Or type /toc and press Enter

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Indented headings won't appear in the table of contents block.

The block stays in sync with your headings — as you add, rename, or remove sections, the entries update automatically.


Dividers​

A divider draws a horizontal line across the page, giving readers a clean break between sections.

Type --- (three hyphens) at the start of a line and Closot converts it into a divider as soon as you finish typing.

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Dividers are created through Markdown rather than the / menu — searching the block menu for "divider" returns no results.

Once inserted, a divider behaves like any other block: grab its ⋮⋮ handle to move it, or select it and press Backspace to remove it. See Keyboard Shortcuts for the full set of Markdown shortcuts.


FAQs​