Heading 1 with bold

Document metadata fields such as authors, version, and date appear as labeled items before the body.

Headings

Notion supports heading levels 1 to 4. The page title above is heading level 1 and this Headings section is heading level 2.

Heading Level 3

Heading Level 4

Autodoc

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.. autofunction:: example_module.greet

.. autoclass:: example_module.Calculator
   :members:

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<aside> 💡 Output

<aside> 📋 example_module.greet(*, name: str) -> str

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<aside> 📋 class example_module.Calculator(*, initial_value: float = 0)

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Rubric

<aside> 💡 Example

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.. rubric:: This is a rubric heading

Rubrics are informal headings that don't appear in the table of contents.

.. rubric:: A rubric with ``code`` and *italic*

Rubrics can contain inline formatting like code and emphasis.

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<aside> 💡 Output

This is a rubric heading

Rubrics are informal headings that don’t appear in the table of contents.

A rubric with code and italic

Rubrics can contain inline formatting like code and emphasis.

</aside>

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Option Lists

<aside> 💡 Example

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-h, --help  Show command help.
-v, --verbose  Enable *verbose* logging.
--output FILE  Write output to ``FILE``.

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Field Lists

<aside> 💡 Example

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:Status: *Draft*
:Owner: Documentation Team
:Notes: First paragraph.

        Second paragraph with ``code``.

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Definition Lists

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term
   Definition for a simple term.

``code_term``
   Definition lists preserve inline formatting like code in terms.

*emphasized* term
   Terms can also have emphasis and other formatting.

term : classifier
   Classifiers are appended to the term with colons.

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