# Fixing all-caps headings

1. In View mode, click 'Analysis | Make headings Sentence case'.
2. Review and fix headings.
3. Don't forget Step 2.

### Tips

* Only run **Make headings Sentence case** when the headings are all-caps.
* Run it as a first step, then check individual headings and re-capitalise proper nouns and acronyms.
* Never run it as a last step.
* Quick-edit sections that need words re-capitalised by clicking the pencil next to the heading.

![Quick-edit section 2: 'inspector-general of police' should match the casing in subsection (1).](https://672843079-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-LoitfV0OP-HrMLMazq_%2F-Lrn2Dhn5hdoe1q_Jsk7%2F-Lrn4O8n_omBb1haGipP%2FQuick-edit.png?alt=media\&token=b6753c53-0f07-4c9c-aef1-57dd6bcdf146)

{% hint style="info" %}
For more guidance on sentence case, see the [Laws.Africa style guide](https://docs.laws.africa/style-guides/laws.africa#headings).
{% endhint %}

## Exercise

Copy and paste the text below into the editor.

```
SEC 1. - DEFINITIONS

  Blah blah blah.

SEC 2. - NATURAL RESOURCES IN NIGERIA

  Blah blah blah.

SEC 3. - THE SABC'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME

  Blah blah blah. The Official Programme will be very official.

SEC 4. - HOW THIS WILL AFFECT REGULAR PEOPLE

  Blah blah blah.


```

1. Click Update.
2. Click 'Analysis | Make headings Sentence case'.
3. Quick-edit sections 2 and 3 to fix their headings.