Typography#

This page exercises the theme’s prose styling: headings, inline emphasis, lists, blockquotes, horizontal rules.

Headings#

Third-level heading#

Fourth-level heading#

Fifth-level heading#
Sixth-level heading#

Paragraphs and inline emphasis#

This is a regular paragraph with bold text, italic text, bold and italic text, ~~strikethrough~~, and inline code. The mix of weights and slants should sit on the baseline without disrupting line spacing.

Links should be distinguishable: an external link and a relative link ought to render with the theme’s link colour and underline style.

Footnotes attach inline[1] and resolve at the bottom of the page.

Blockquotes#

A single-line blockquote.

A multi-paragraph blockquote.

The second paragraph follows the first, with its own line spacing and the theme’s left-border treatment.

A nested blockquote, indented one level deeper, exercises border-on-border rendering and any background-tint stacking.

Unordered lists#

  • First item

  • Second item with bold and italic

  • Third item

    • Nested item

    • Another nested item

      • Doubly nested

  • Fourth item

Ordered lists#

  1. First step

  2. Second step

    1. Sub-step

    2. Another sub-step

  3. Third step

Mixed nested lists#

  1. Ordered top-level

    • Unordered nested

    • Another unordered nested

      1. Ordered doubly nested

  2. Second ordered item

Task lists#

  • A completed task

  • A pending task

  • Another completed task with inline code and bold

Horizontal rule#

Above the rule.

Below the rule.

Long paragraph#

This paragraph deliberately runs long to test line-height, justification, and wrapping behaviour across the theme’s content column width. The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog, and continues to jump over many more lazy dogs, each lazier than the last, until the line wraps and the paragraph continues on the following line. The width of the content column, the chosen typeface, and the line-height interact to determine whether this paragraph reads comfortably or feels cramped — visual snapshots here surface regressions in any of those dimensions.