Formatting text using the selection toolbar

The selection toolbar allows you to quickly format existing text inside an article. It appears automatically when you select text and provides common formatting options.

The toolbar stays visible while text is selected and disappears once the selection is cleared.

The selection toolbar includes the following options:

Makes the selected text stand out.
Best used for important terms or headings.

Adds emphasis to the selected text.
Useful for notes or secondary emphasis.

Draws attention to specific words or phrases.
Use sparingly to avoid clutter.

Shows text that is no longer valid or has been replaced.
Helpful for revisions or deprecations.

You can also change the structure of selected text using:

Converts the selected text into a heading.
Useful for organizing content sections.

Turns selected lines into a numbered list.
Best for step-by-step instructions or ordered processes.

Converts selected lines into bullet points.
Ideal for listing features or key points.

Transforms selected lines into checkable items.
Useful for tasks, validations, or to-do lists.

Formats the selected text as a blockquote.
Best for notes, warnings, or highlighted information.

Formats the selected text as inline code or a code block.
Use for commands, scripts, or configuration snippets.

Changes the color of the selected text.
Use to highlight keywords or warnings.

Applies a highlight behind the text.
Useful for callouts or emphasis.

Avoid using too many colors to keep articles clean and consistent.

Turns selected text into a clickable link.

Use links to:

Use the selection toolbar when:

For inserting new sections or blocks, use slash commands instead.