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+====Heading markup====
+Heading markup is used to create large headings, such as in structured prose or title splash passages.
+It is almost the same as the Markdown heading syntax: it starts on a fresh line,
+has one to six consecutive ''%%f#%%''s, and ends at the line break.
+=== Example usage: ===
+<code>
+#Level 1 heading renders as an enclosing <h1>
+   ###Level 3 heading renders as an enclosing <h3>
+ ######Level 6 heading renders as an enclosing <h6>
+</code>
+As you can see, unlike in Markdown, opening [[harlowe:whitespace|whitespace]] is permitted before the first #.

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