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Chapter 1: Testing A Long Title
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GM Binder Theme Header 1 should be used to create chapter titles (like above). The first letter of the next text block will be capitalized just like this automatically! Headline 1 and Headline 2 both also span both columns. If you separate your text above a Headline 1 or Headline 2 with a blank line in the editor it will automatically shift the contents of everything after the blank line to the second size. ## Headline 2 Headline 2 denotes major sections of the chapter. Whenever you need a header inside a chapter, this should be your go to! The first paragraph after a header is not indented, the rest of it is. See, the second paragraph has an indent now. Giae explaceribus reped que sequatem voleste mporepre comniendebis quidero et, et la autem ella dis con porepudi diorum et restioste ratiatint aboria expernatur? Por amuscitiae voluptur molenient offici omni omnihiliasi consed eos sus dolorporit pro etur? ### Headline 3:
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Header Headline 3 is a multi-line version of Header 2, but without the Triangle decoration in the sides. Testing indent #### Headline 4 This is to be used inside the "Notes" with the bottom row underlined. More information on this later. \pagebreakNum ##### Headline 5 Headline 5 is simply a 3rd layer of denotation you can use. Any time you need to separate out different ideas underneath an H3, use this. Note, that this is usually the deepest level of denotation you should use. If you are doing a considerable list, consider using Headline 6 instead. \columnbreak ###### Headline 6 Headline 6 is used to create lists that require significant detail. It is most notably used to list talents. This is a bottom tier header, meaning there should never be any headers "underneath" it in the document. You can start a new column like this by using the `\columnbreak` command. \pagebreakNum ### Testing This is a tast hadkj asdlfkg jbslak dfjgbvkj sfdlg kjasd kjasbd fglkja sbdfglkasjfd gbslkjdfbgslkdfjbgslkdfjbglsk dfjbglk sdfgbs lkdfb