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Texts are built in a data tree structure. To guide you through t= he structure, we'll slowly build a table of contents that represents t= he text.
To begin a text, start with your first page. This page contains all the = metadata for your text. Learn how to begin a text. = Remember, every text needs to be in a collection.
Once you've created your first page, you can add sections to that first = page by inserting more pages: these are = child pages of the section. In the example below, we've added thre= e pages (Introduction, Section A, and Conclusion= ) to the Main Title page. Learn how to add sections to texts.
What happens if you want subsections on a certain page, say Section A=
em>? Just add more 'child pages' under Section A, in the same way =
you inserted Section A into the Main Title.
You can continue building your text this way indefinitely. This can give yo=
u complex structures, like the partial table of contents below from a real example. Remember: you can only have =
one main, top-level page.