How to improve JS keyboard navigation?

[nvm2002]

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A first-level heading

[queenofcorgis]

Hi @nvm2002 , we're happy you're here! You are more likely to get a useful response if you are explicit about what your question entails, giving a few more details might help someone give you a nudge in the right direction.

[rashidaalexander]

That usually means GitHub Desktop is treating the line as Markdown. In Markdown, a first-level heading is created by starting a line with a # followed by a space. For example, # Title will render as a large heading. If you’re seeing it unexpectedly, check the file type and make sure you’re not using Markdown syntax by accident, or that the file isn’t being previewed in Markdown mode.

[sujalnarkar]

A first-level heading refers to the highest-level heading in Markdown, which is the formatting language used by GitHub (including in GitHub Desktop for README files).

In Markdown, a first-level heading is created using one # symbol, like this:

Project Title

This type of heading is typically used as the main title of a document, such as the name of a project in a README.md file. On GitHub, it is rendered as the largest and most prominent heading.

For example, in a README file:

→ First-level heading (main title)

→ Second-level heading (section)

→ Third-level heading (subsection)

GitHub Desktop fully supports Markdown, so when you edit or preview a README there, first-level headings will display correctly just like on GitHub.com.

In short, a first-level heading is simply the main title of a Markdown document, created using a single #.