View Single Post
Old 01-07-2010, 06:33 PM   #91
awp
Addict
awp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcoverawp exercises by bench pressing the entire Harry Potter series in hardcover
 
awp's Avatar
 
Posts: 228
Karma: 16000
Join Date: Jun 2009
Device: Sony PRS-T1
Let's take an example. Let's suppose that you have the following structure of your document:

Code:
Desserts: Ice-Cream (Heading 1)
	Recipe #1 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #1 text (Normal)
	Recipe #2 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #2 text (Normal)
	Recipe #3 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #3 text (Normal)
Desserts: Cheesecakes (Heading 1)
	Recipe #4 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #4 text (Normal)
	Recipe #5 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #5 text (Normal)
	Recipe #6 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #6 text (Normal)
Desserts: Crumbles (Heading 1)
	Recipe #7 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #7 text (Normal)
	Recipe #8 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #8 text (Normal)
	Recipe #9 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #9 text (Normal)
As you said, you wanted to split the "Desserts: Cheesecakes" section. Let's suppose that you want to add a new section "Desserts: Biscuits" between "Desserts: Cheesecakes" and "Desserts: Crumbles". Let's suppose that the "Recipe #6" above should be included in this new "Desserts: Biscuits" section. Here are the step-by-step instructions:

1) Click at the end of the "Recipe #5 text", or immediately before the "Recipe #6 heading", and press Enter to create a new blank paragraph.

2) Press Ctrl+Shift+S, choose "Heading 1" with the arrow keys, and press Enter.

3) Type "Desserts: Biscuits" (without quotes of course).

That is all. Now you should have the following structure of the document:

Code:
Desserts: Ice-Cream (Heading 1)
	Recipe #1 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #1 text (Normal)
	Recipe #2 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #2 text (Normal)
	Recipe #3 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #3 text (Normal)
Desserts: Cheesecakes (Heading 1)
	Recipe #4 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #4 text (Normal)
	Recipe #5 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #5 text (Normal)
Desserts: Biscuits (Heading 1)
	Recipe #6 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #6 text (Normal)
Desserts: Crumbles (Heading 1)
	Recipe #7 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #7 text (Normal)
	Recipe #8 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #8 text (Normal)
	Recipe #9 heading (Heading 2)
		Recipe #9 text (Normal)
Merging sections is even simpler. Let's suppose that you want to undo creation of the "Desserts: Biscuits" section. Just select the entire "Desserts: Biscuits" paragraph in your document (click at the beginning of this paragraph, and press Ctrl+Shift+End), and press Del.

Individual recipes can be easily moved within the document. You only need to select the corresponding "recipe heading"+"recipe text", cut it to the clipboard (Ctrl+X), and paste before the desired heading of another recipe, or before another "Heading 1" paragraph. This can be also done with the mouse (I mean "drag & drop"). Things are even more convenient if you use the "Headings" panel of the Control Board of Atlantis. You could also have automatic numbering for your recipe headings. I could explain all this in details. But I afraid my post is already too long.
awp is offline   Reply With Quote