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Pages

You do not add pages to make room. The document is laid out across pages as you write: when a block grows past the foot of a page, it continues on the next, and a table repeats its header row there.

Page breaks

  • The Page break block, from Blocks, starts a new page after it.
  • Ctrl Enter starts a new page after the selected block, Ctrl Shift Enter before it; pressed again, they take the break away.
  • The page’s margins are the blue marks on the rulers; set them in Page settings.

The label above each page (Page 1) opens its menu:

  • Add empty page above or below: a page you can type on or drop a block on; text from the page above flows into it as it grows.
  • Move page up or down, and Duplicate page.
  • Lock page: nothing on it can be edited or moved, and text cannot flow in or out of it. Delete page removes it.

A page you move or duplicate is pinned: its content stays where you put it and the rest of the text flows around it. Unpin when full lets it unpin by itself when it fills up; Unpin now lets the text flow again at once.