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Neptune editor is a WYSIWYGeditor that offers a number of commands for text formatting, embedding (widget, third-party code service, and social media), and an AI writing assistance to improve your writing experience.
Enter ** on both sides of your text to bold.
Enter * on both sides of your text to italicize.
Enter ` on both sides of your text to create an inline code.
Use any of these shortcuts at the beginning of a new line or existing content:
Enter *, -, or + followed by space to create a bulleted or unordered list.
Enter 1., a., or i. followed by space to create a numbered or ordered list.
Enter # followed by space to create an H1 heading.
Enter ## followed by space to create an H2 sub-heading.
Enter ### followed by space to create an H3 sub-heading.
Enter #### followed by space to create an H4 sub-heading.
Enter > followed by space to create a quote block.
Enter --- to create a divider. The last - will trigger the divider.
Try the following before writing a text or on a selected text:
Press cmd/ctrl + B to make the text bold.
Press cmd/ctrl + I to make the text italic.
Select the text and press cmd/ctrl + K to create a hyperlink, or paste a link on a highlighted word or sentence.
Press cmd/ctrl + E to create an inline code.
Press cmd/ctrl + tab to exit a list or nested list.
Press shift + up/down arrow keys to highlight multiple lines of content.
Enter the @ symbol using shift + 2 to tag an Hashnode user and they'll be notified. This is useful in giving a shout-out to someone within your article. Their embedded name will lead to their profile on Hashnode.
Hint 💡: Press the ESC key to dismiss the @-user menu if you simply want to type @ within your article.
Press cmd/ctrl + Shift + I to toggle focus mode in the editor. For more information on editor focus mode, please refer to this official guide.
For more info on Neptune's shorcuts, follow this official article.
For more info on basic commands, follow this official article.

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