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Currently, we have to remember to set the heading level of each page to ensure it follows the correct document outline (i.e. h1/# in the README.md, h2/## in the section indexes). Instead, we should set the heading level automatically based on the following ordering:
Section indexes (index.md or README.md).
Section pages.
Handle sub-sections.
To support this, we should use the Obsidian markdown naming convention of putting the document title in the Markdown's file name, and not giving the file a main heading.
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Currently, we have to remember to set the heading level of each page to ensure it follows the correct document outline (i.e.
h1
/#
in theREADME.md
,h2
/##
in the section indexes). Instead, we should set the heading level automatically based on the following ordering:index.md
orREADME.md
).To support this, we should use the Obsidian markdown naming convention of putting the document title in the Markdown's file name, and not giving the file a main heading.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: