Control Characters
Control characters are special symbols that give you powerful control over your document's structure and layout. They handle things like creating new pages, splitting content into columns, and organizing elements into grids.
===
Creates a new page
|
Split The Page in Two
---
Create a new row for a grid or start a grid
-->
End a grid
[]
Create an empty cell in a gird
^^^
Create a grid that sticks to the top of the page
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Examples in Detail
Creating a New Page: ===
The === character is the simplest way to break your content into separate pages. Just place it on its own line wherever you want a new page to begin.
Jadle Code:
title: Welcome to Page One
paragraph: This is the first page of our document.
===
title: This is Page Two
paragraph: And this is the second. It's that easy!Splitting a Page: |
The | character divides the page vertically into two columns. Any content before the pipe appears on the left, and any content after it appears on the right. This is perfect for placing text next to an image, creating side-by-side comparisons, or designing other dynamic layouts. You can use any combination of keywords on either side of the split.
Jadle Code:
title: A Tale of Two Sides
image: story-image.jpg
caption: An image on the left.
|
subtitle: Key Points
*: First bullet point.
*: Second bullet point.
*: Third bullet point.In this example, the left column contains a main title and an image, while the right column features a subtitle and a bulleted list. Jadle automatically handles the alignment and spacing for you.