Organize documents with chapters in Oparo Page
Quick answer
You can split a long document into chapters so writers and readers can jump to the section they need. Each chapter is a tab inside one file — similar to multiple sheets in a spreadsheet.
Open the tabs panel
- On your computer, open a document in Oparo Page.
- At the top of the document, click Tabs & outline.
- The left panel lists every chapter in the document.
Tip: When a document has two or more tabs, the panel opens automatically the first time you open it.
Add a chapter
- In the Tabs & outline panel, click Add tab.
- Double-click the tab name to rename it.
- Optional: click the tab menu (⋯), then Choose emoji to add a visual marker.
Each tab has its own content. Switch tabs to edit a different chapter without leaving the document.
Add a subchapter
- In the Tabs & outline panel, open the tab menu (⋯) on the chapter that should contain the subchapter.
- Click Add subtab.
- You can nest up to three levels of tabs (tab → subtab → sub-subtab).
Share a link to one chapter
- In the Tabs & outline panel, open the tab menu (⋯) on the chapter you want to share.
- Click Copy link to tab.
- Send the link. When someone opens it, Oparo Page jumps to that chapter.
Use section breaks inside a chapter
Section breaks control layout within a chapter (for example, starting a new page in print).
- Place the cursor where the break should go.
- In the menu bar, click Insert.
- Click Section break (next page) or Section break (continuous).
- To see break lines on screen, click View, then Show section breaks.
Note: Section breaks apply inside the current tab only. They don't split the document into separate chapters — use Add tab for that.
See headings inside a chapter
- Open Tabs & outline.
- Select a tab.
- The Document outline list under the tabs shows headings in that chapter. Click a heading to jump to it.
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