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When copying page/post contents to other pages/posts, I sometimes have to manually increase/decrease the heading level of dozens of headings.
E.g., a page's content consists of a h2 heading and h3 headings. I copy and paste this content into a new page under a h3 heading, so for the pasted content, I need to decrease the headings; the h2 heading needs to be decreased to h4, and the h3 elements need to be decreased to h5.
Solution
When multiple blocks are selected/highlighted, there should be:
a button to increase all selected/highlighted headings by one heading level.
a button to decrease all selected/highlighted headings by one heading level.
Something similar already exists. When multiple blocks are selected/highlighted, up and down arrows appear above the selected/highlighted blocks:
Up/down arrows could similarly be used to increase/decrease the heading levels of multiple headings. A "H" icon could be placed before the up/down arrows to distinguish them from the up/down arrows for moving blocks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Problem
When copying page/post contents to other pages/posts, I sometimes have to manually increase/decrease the heading level of dozens of headings.
E.g., a page's content consists of a h2 heading and h3 headings. I copy and paste this content into a new page under a h3 heading, so for the pasted content, I need to decrease the headings; the h2 heading needs to be decreased to h4, and the h3 elements need to be decreased to h5.
Solution
When multiple blocks are selected/highlighted, there should be:
Something similar already exists. When multiple blocks are selected/highlighted, up and down arrows appear above the selected/highlighted blocks:
Up/down arrows could similarly be used to increase/decrease the heading levels of multiple headings. A "H" icon could be placed before the up/down arrows to distinguish them from the up/down arrows for moving blocks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: