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This is a list of the shortcuts and building blocks that will kickstart your Coda-bilities.
There are with Coda, but some you'll repeat way more than others. Expand to get the how-to, and try it yourself.

Make a line.

Type “/line“ in your canvas.
Choose “Line separator” from the drop down.

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Polly Rose
We’re making great progress on the magic show staging.
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James Booth
Are we all hands on deck?
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Joel Davis
I found a really great pair of gloves we can send to attendees.
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Make a table.

Type “/table“ in your canvas.
Choose "Table” from the drop down.
Change your table name to “Best Table Ever.”
Change a column header.
Add text to a couple of cells.

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Make a view.

Under your current table, type “/table.”
Select “Best Table Ever” from the drop down menu.
Change the view to the “Cards” option.
Edit some text and see it automatically update in the original table.

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Say hi to us with an @ reference.

Type “Hi @Coda” on your canvas.
(Hint: You can @ anyone in your workspace in or out of a table.)
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Leave a comment.

Highlight anything on your canvas.
Click the comment icon to add a comment.

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Drag & drop a template from the explore panel.

Click “Explore” in the upper right corner of your screen.
Select Templates in the menu.
Then ‘drag’ one of the suggested templates into you doc.
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