Google announced the launch of a new clickable headlines feature in Google Docs. Users will be able to make connections to specific headers in their documents with this functionality, making it easier to share and traverse long publications. The feature also makes document collaboration easier.
For example, if you are co-authoring a document, you can utilize the linkable headlines feature to generate links to certain sections of the page so that you can simply refer to them in your conversations.
Google is adding the ability to copy links to headings in Google Docs to increase the shareability of papers, especially lengthier ones. How to do that? Simply open a Google Doc on the web > create a heading (write some material and set it to “Heading 1”) > right-click the heading > select “Copy heading link” > paste the contents.
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The linkable headlines feature is now being rolled out to a small number of users and will be available to all users in the coming weeks. Customers with Google Workspace Essentials, Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise Starter, Enterprise Essentials, Enterprise Essentials Plus, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise Plus, Education Plus, the Teaching and Learning Upgrade, and Nonprofits will be able to use the feature.
Google also announced that copied HTML elements can now be pasted into a document on iOS devices. The company also mentioned that it has added the option to empty a shared drive’s full trash folder in Google Drive. This will make it easier for users to manage shared drive files by reducing the need for users to manually remove items from the trash folder. Google also stated that files and folders in the Trash are permanently removed after 30 days.
Source: gadgetsnow.com
