This field is likely to be used for stuff like blog posts. There, you'd want to have one <h1> (which is the title field) and perhaps a subtitle (which might be a subtitle field). This is just good SEO and is how Medium works. This means that in your content, you'll mainly have <h3> and up (again, how Medium works as well). This is also an argument for #8.
My argument is that in the editor, you'll likely be writing ### and #### most of the time, which can get annoying. My proposal is to be able to configure a "heading offset" that specifies the starting heading index.
For example, the default heading offset could be 0, which means:
# == <h1>
## == <h2>
and so on...
However, if you set headingOffset: 2, you get:
# == <h3>
## == <h4>
and so on...
This is useful for two reasons:
You get a better writing experience since you won't be counting hash symbols.
If at some point you wish to change the heading hierarchy, you just change the heading offset. For example, if I had headingOffset set to 2 and I want all <h3> to turn into <h2> (and all others to be adjusted accordingly), I would simply reduce headingOffset by 1. I wouldn't have to change the content at all.
This field is likely to be used for stuff like blog posts. There, you'd want to have one
<h1>(which is thetitlefield) and perhaps a subtitle (which might be asubtitlefield). This is just good SEO and is how Medium works. This means that in your content, you'll mainly have<h3>and up (again, how Medium works as well). This is also an argument for #8.My argument is that in the editor, you'll likely be writing
###and####most of the time, which can get annoying. My proposal is to be able to configure a "heading offset" that specifies the starting heading index.For example, the default heading offset could be
0, which means:#==<h1>##==<h2>However, if you set
headingOffset: 2, you get:#==<h3>##==<h4>This is useful for two reasons:
headingOffsetset to2and I want all<h3>to turn into<h2>(and all others to be adjusted accordingly), I would simply reduceheadingOffsetby1. I wouldn't have to change the content at all.