The manual is currently being revised, so the order, content and title are subject to change. And it's a bit messy! as of February 2025
In the advanced form, there are five different fields for entering values, which are displayed in the header of the chord chart.
There are four different types of text lines.
The first character in the line determines what type of line of text it is.
: Section Title
Text line rendered with a border. E.g. A and B sections.
= Section Title and Delimiter
Same as : but also delimiter of musical parts or sections.
The previous bar ends with a double line.
The next bar starts with a double line.
See the example Titles and Sections.
Just use a normal text line with just the leading dash - and no text.
The result is slightly more vertical spacing.
This can be useful for visually separating sections, think verse and chorus.
And sometimes it helps to prevent overlapping of symbols. E.g. when using 1st and 2nd endings.
See the example Blank Lines And Spaces - The Invisible Saviors.
You can place the section title to the far left of the following line.
This is useful if you want to add bar numbers or to add short labels to the parts of the arrangement.
See the example Add Bar Numbers.
See the example Floating Titles.
You can use up to three columns of text for subheadings and notes.
Use a double space to "push" the text to the next column.
See the example Three columns of text.
Note that when using literal lines of text, all spaces are preserved, so the three-column system CANNOT be used with literal lines of text.