Styling & moving blocks
Every block on a wiki page — a paragraph, a table, a picture — has the same set of controls behind one handle.
The drag handle
Section titled “The drag handle”Hover to the left of any block and a ⋮⋮ grip appears, alongside a + for inserting a new block. The grip’s tooltip tells you what it does:
- Click for options — opens the block menu.
- Hold for drag — press and hold, then drag the block to a new spot on the page. A line shows where it will land.
Styling a block
Section titled “Styling a block”Color opens a submenu with two sets of swatches:
- Text color — Default, Gray, Brown, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink, Red
- Background color — the same ten, applied as a block background
Colours you’ve used recently appear at the top under Recent colors. Clicking the colour that’s already applied clears it.
Border opens a submenu for outlining the block:
- Thickness — None, 1px, 2px, 4px, 8px
- Style — solid, dashed, dotted, double
- Color — the same ten-colour palette
- Remove border — clears it entirely
Borders come with rounded corners, so a bordered paragraph reads as a proper boxed aside.
Alignment for ordinary text isn’t on this menu — select the text and use the selection toolbar that appears above it, where Align left, Align center, Align right and Align justify live under the … button. Inside a table, the block menu does carry an Alignment submenu for the current cell.
Working with a block
Section titled “Working with a block”Further down the same menu:
| Action | Shortcut | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Turn Into | — | Convert between text, headings, lists, quote and code |
| Duplicate node | ⌘D / Ctrl+D | Drops an identical copy directly beneath |
| Copy to clipboard | ⌘C / Ctrl+C | Copies the whole block, ready to paste elsewhere |
| Copy anchor link | ⌘⌃L / Ctrl+Alt+L | Copies a link that points at this block |
| Delete | Backspace | Removes the block |
Anchor links
Section titled “Anchor links”Every block has a stable anchor, so Copy anchor link gives you a URL that opens the page and jumps straight to that paragraph. Handy for pointing a player at one clause of a treaty rather than the whole treaty page, or for cross-referencing a specific line from another wiki page.
The anchor stays with the block if you move it, so links don’t rot when you reorganise a page.
Moving blocks
Section titled “Moving blocks”Three ways to shift a block:
- Drag it. Hold the ⋮⋮ handle and drag.
- Keyboard. ⌘⇧↑ / ⌘⇧↓ (Ctrl+Shift+↑ / ↓) moves the current block up or down one place.
- On a phone or tablet. The mobile toolbar has Move Up and Move Down buttons.
Tables and other special blocks
Section titled “Tables and other special blocks”Some blocks add their own entries to the same menu — Fit to width and Clear all contents on tables, Switch to Circle on meters, Rename section on collapsible sections, Layout on index blocks. Those are covered on each block’s own page.
Related
Section titled “Related”- Blocks — the full catalogue
- Text, headings & lists — the Turn Into menu in detail
- Writing & formatting — the selection toolbar
- Keyboard shortcuts — the full list
- Layout blocks — nesting blocks inside columns and sections