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You can find the corresponding WordPress post here.

Paragraph

Write in Notion’s default mode and it’ll be a paragraph.

Most annotations are supported – bold, italics, bold and italics, underline, inline code, text of different colours, or a combination of different styles.

 

If you add an extra spacing between paragraphs, the blogpost will reflect this too.

Headings

All Notion headings are supported.

This is a H1

This is a H2 sub heading

This is a H3 sub sub heading

Bullet lists

• Bullet points are supported
  • PenPod supports nested bullet points as well
    • You can nest multiple layers
• Of course, we can unnest the bullet points

And this is a normal paragraph.

Numbered lists

1. Numbered lists are supported
   1. Nested numbered lists work as well
      1. You can nest multiple layers
2. And we can unnest numbered lists too

And this is a normal paragraph.

Quotes

You can add quotes to your blog posts:

“This is a quote”. How it looks on your blog depends on how you style code blocks.

Divider

You can separate blocks with a divider

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Callouts

Blogs don’t normally support callouts like Notion does. So callouts will look like quotes on your blog.

This is how a callout look like.

Links

You can add links that to your blog.

Code

import pandas as pd
import numpy as np

df = pd.read_csv('penpod.csv')

Media

Either upload your own image, or paste any image URL and view the image on your blog.

You can add appropriate captions to images using Notion captions. 👆

Video

Use Notion embed to show videos from popular sites.

Tables

Col 1	Col 2
Row 1a	Row 1b
Row 2a	Row 2b

What else?

There’s so much more features PenPod has for you to write in flow. If you have feedback or want any support, please reach out to me at jo@penpod.so.