Pages
Coda 101
15 lessons, 35 minutes
Learn about pages
Pages are portions of a doc dedicated to specific information; think of them like tabs in a spreadsheet. A Coda doc starts with a familiar blank page and can grow into many pages as a project evolves and needs change. Pages comprise the basic scaffolding of your doc. You can nest them inside one another. Reference them in formulas. Fold them up with collapsible content, jump around them with outlines, and frame each one with a header image.Practice with pages
In your companion doc (you can find the original link here):- Add some pages. A page for each teammate or each subsection is a good place to start.˙
- Add icons and change the names of your pages.
- Add a subpage or three.
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Customizing pages
Learn all about page options in Coda and how they enable you to customize the appearance, navigation, and doc data visible to your collaborators.
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In Coda 101, we start simple by exploring the core building blocks of Coda and how they fit together.
15 lessons, 35 minutes total
1
Welcome to Coda 101
1:30
2
What is a Coda doc?
2:12
Pages
2:49
4
Customizing pages
2:45
5
Flexible blocks
1:26
6
Text
2:24
7
Build a basic team hub
3:17
8
Embedding content
2:09
9
Sharing options
2:13
10
Comments
3:21
11
Tip: How to link pages in Coda
1:45
12
Intro to tables
2:33
13
Templates
2:40
14
Workspaces
1:27
15
Up-leveling your team hub
2:45
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