Fix H3 and reorder sections

Author: sdwheeler

reference/docs-conceptual/how-to-use-docs.md

@@ -10,10 +10,12 @@ title: How to use the PowerShell documentation
 
 Welcome to the PowerShell online documentation.
 
-![Screenshot showing the various elements of the web page.][02]
+## Features of the Learn platform
 
 The web page contains multiple elements that help you use and navigate the documentation.
 
+![Screenshot showing the various elements of the web page.][02]
+
 ### Navigation elements
 
 - **Site level navigation** - The site level navigation appears at the top of the page. It contains
@@ -51,7 +53,7 @@ These buttons provide other ways of interacting with the content.
 - The **Menu** button provides a way to add content to a collection, provide feedback, edit the
   content, or share the content with others.
 
-### Feedback
+### Feedback elements
 
 There are two ways to provide feedback on the documentation.
 
@@ -61,6 +63,28 @@ There are two ways to provide feedback on the documentation.
   documentation or the product. These links take you to the GitHub repository where you can open an
   issue and give feedback.
 
+## Filter and search for articles
+
+There are two ways to search for content in Docs.
+
+- The filter and search box under the version selector allows filtering articles by words that
+  appear in the title of an article or command aliases. The filter displays a list of matching
+  articles as you type. You can also select the option to search for the words in the body of
+  articles. When you search from here, the search is limited to the PowerShell documentation.
+- The search box in the site-level navigation bar searches the entire site. It returns a list of
+  matching articles from all documentation sets.
+
+In the following example, you see how the drop-down list is filtered to show the `Get-ChildItem`
+command as you type the name. When you enter `gci`, the filter shows the `Get-CimInstance` and
+`Get-ChildItem` commands because the alias for both commands starts with `gci`.
+
+Next, the word `idempotent` is entered. The filter shows no articles. Clicking the search link
+searches for `idempotent` in the PowerShell documentation. This search only returns 12 results.
+Notice the difference when the same word is searched using the site-level search box. The search
+returns 1,096 articles from the entire Microsoft Learn site.
+
+![Animation showing how to use the search features.][05]
+
 ## Selecting the version of PowerShell
 
 This site contains cmdlet reference for the following versions of PowerShell:
@@ -105,40 +129,7 @@ Major  Minor  Build  Revision
 5      1      26100  7705
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-## Filter and search for articles
-
-There are two ways to search for content in Docs.
-
-- The filter and search box under the version selector allows filtering articles by words that
-  appear in the title of an article or command aliases. The filter displays a list of matching
-  articles as you type. You can also select the option to search for the words in the body of
-  articles. When you search from here, the search is limited to the PowerShell documentation.
-- The search box in the site-level navigation bar searches the entire site. It returns a list of
-  matching articles from all documentation sets.
-
-In the following example, you see how the drop-down list is filtered to show the `Get-ChildItem`
-command as you type the name. When you enter `gci`, the filter shows the `Get-CimInstance` and
-`Get-ChildItem` commands because the alias for both commands starts with `gci`.
-
-Next, the word `idempotent` is entered. The filter shows no articles. Clicking the search link
-searches for `idempotent` in the PowerShell documentation. This search only returns 12 results.
-Notice the difference when the same word is searched using the site-level search box. The search
-returns 1,096 articles from the entire Microsoft Learn site.
-
-![Animation showing how to use the search features.][05]
-
-## Download the documentation as a PDF
-
-To download the documentation as a PDF, select the **Download PDF** button at the bottom of the TOC.
-
-![Screenshot of the Download PDF button.][03]
-
-- If you're viewing a conceptual article, the Learn platform creates a PDF containing the conceptual
-  content for the selected version.
-- If you're viewing a reference article, the Learn platform creates a PDF containing the reference
-  content for the selected version.
-
-## Find articles for older versions of PowerShell
+### Find articles for older versions of PowerShell
 
 Documentation for older versions of PowerShell is archived in our [Previous Versions][01] site. You
 can choose **Previous Versions** from the version selector.