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# Heading Block

> Learn how to use Heading blocks to structure your resources with titles and section headers.

The **Heading** block helps you structure your content with titles and section headers. Use headings to organize your resources into clear, navigable sections.

Edzo supports four heading levels, from large titles to smaller subheadings.

## When to use Headings

Headings work well for:

* Adding a main title to your resource
* Breaking content into logical sections
* Creating a visual hierarchy
* Helping learners navigate longer resources

## Settings

<ParamField path="Heading size" default="Heading 1" type="select">
  The size and importance of the heading:

  * **Heading 1 (Title)**: Largest heading, typically used for the main resource title
  * **Heading 2 (Heading)**: Second-level heading for major sections
  * **Heading 3 (Sub Heading)**: Third-level heading for subsections
  * **Heading 4**: Smallest heading for minor divisions
</ParamField>

## Heading hierarchy

Use headings in a logical order to create clear structure:

```
Heading 1: Resource Title
  Heading 2: Major Section
    Heading 3: Subsection
      Heading 4: Minor Point
  Heading 2: Another Major Section
```

## Tips for teachers and parents

**Best practices:**

* Use only one Heading 1 (Title) per resource since it should be the main title
* Don't skip heading levels; go from H1 to H2, not H1 to H3
* Keep headings short and descriptive
* Use headings to break up long content into digestible sections
* Consider your heading as a mini table of contents; learners should understand the structure at a glance