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This line should be long enough to demonstrate this. </code></pre> “Original content is original only for a few seconds before getting old”</p> Rule #21 of the internet</p> </blockquote> </blockquote> Item 1</li> Item 2 Item 2.1</li> Item 2.2</li> </ul> </li> Item 3</li> Item 4</code></li> </ul> Perform step #1</li> Proceed to step #2</li> Conclude with step #3</li> </ol> Milk</li> Eggs</li> Flour</li> Coffee</li> Combustible lemons</li> </ul> Mare</th> Rating</th> Additional info</th></tr></thead> Fluttershy</td> Best pone</td> Shy and adorable</td></tr> Apple Jack</td> Good pone</td> Honest and nice</td></tr> Pinkie Pie</td> Fun pone</td> Parties and ADHD</td></tr> Twilight</td> Main pone</td> Neeerd</td></tr> Rainbow Dash</td> Yes</td> Looks badass</td></tr> Rarity</td> Fancy pone</td> Generous</td></tr> Derpy Hooves</td> M u f f i n s</em></td> [REDACTED]</td></tr> </tbody></table> let highlight = true; </code></pre> pre mark { // If you want your highlights to take the full width display: block; color: currentcolor; } pre table td:nth-of-type(1) { // Select a colour matching your theme color: #6b6b6b; font-style: italic; } </code></pre> Useful information that users should know, even when skimming content.</p> </blockquote> Helpful advice for doing things better or more easily.</p> </blockquote> Key information users need to know to achieve their goal.</p> </blockquote> Urgent info that needs immediate user attention to avoid problems.</p> </blockquote> Advises about risks or negative outcomes of certain actions.</p> </blockquote> Extra</h2> KaTeX</h3> Xuan can render LaTeX using the KaTeX</a> library. It can be enabled using the extra.katex</code> config variable.</p> $$\relax f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty\hat{f}(\xi)\,e^{2 \pi i \xi x}\,d\xi$$ </code></pre> $$\relax f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty\hat{f}(\xi),e^{2 \pi i \xi x},d\xi$$</p> $\relax f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty\hat{f}(\xi)\,e^{2 \pi i \xi x}\,d\xi$ </code></pre> $\relax f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty\hat{f}(\xi),e^{2 \pi i \xi x},d\xi$</p> Shortcodes</h3> Images and Videos</h4> By default images and videos come with some generic styling, such as rounded corners and shadow. To fine-tune these, you can use shortcodes with different variable combinations.</p> Available variables are:</p> url</code>: URL to an image.</li> url_min</code>: URL to compressed version of an image, original can be opened by clicking on the image.</li> alt</code>: Alt text, same as if the text were inside square brackets in Markdown.</li> full</code>: Forces image to be full-width.</li> full_bleed</code>: Forces image to fill all the available screen width. Removes shadow, rounded corners and zoom on hover.</li> start</code>: Float image to the start of paragraph and scale it down.</li> end</code>: Float image to the end of paragraph and scale it down.</li> pixels</code>: Uses nearest neighbor algorithm for scaling, useful for keeping pixel-art sharp.</li> transparent</code>: Removes rounded corners and shadow, useful for images with transparency.</li> no_hover</code>: Removes zoom on hover.</li> spoiler</code>: Blurs image until hovered over/pressed on, useful for plot rich game screenshots.</li> spoiler</code> with solid</code>: Ditto, but makes the image completely hidden.</li> </ul> {{ image(url="image.png", alt="This is an image", no_hover=true) }} </code></pre> Image with an alt text and without zoom on hover</figcaption> </figure> </a> Image with compressed version, an alt text, and without zoom on hover</figcaption> </figure> Image with an alt text, hidden behind a spoiler</figcaption> </figure> Alternatively, you can append the following URL anchors. It can be more handy in some cases, e.g. such images will render normally in any Markdown editor, opposed to the Zola shortcodes.</p> #full</code>: Forces image to be full-width.</li> #full-bleed</code>: Forces image to fill all the available screen width. Removes shadow, rounded corners and zoom on hover.</li> #start</code>: Float image to the start of paragraph and scale it down.</li> #end</code>: Float image to the end of paragraph and scale it down.</li> #pixels</code>: Uses nearest neighbor algorithm for scaling, useful for keeping pixel-art sharp.</li> #transparent</code>: Removes rounded corners and shadow, useful for images with transparency.</li> #no-hover</code>: Removes zoom on hover.</li> #spoiler</code>: Blurs image until hovered over/pressed on, useful for plot rich game screenshots.</li> #spoiler</code> with #solid</code>: Ditto, but makes the image completely hidden.</li> </ul> </a></p> Full-width image with an alt text, pixel-art rendering, no shadow and rounded corners, and no zoom on hover</figcaption> </figure> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magnam aliquam quaerat voluptatem. Ut enim aeque doleamus animo, cum corpore dolemus, fieri tamen permagna accessio potest, si aliquod aeternum et infinitum impendere malum nobis opinemur.</p> </a></p> For videos it’s all the same except for a few differences: no_hover</code> and url_min</code> variables are not available.</p> Additionally, the following attributes</a> can be set:</p> autoplay</code>: Start playing the video automatically.</li> controls</code>: Display video controls such as volume control, seeking and pause/resume.</li> loop</code>: Play the video again once it ends.</li> muted</code>: Turn off the audio by default.</li> playsinline</code>: Prevent the video from playing in fullscreen by default (depends on the browser).</li> </ul> {{ video(url="video.webm", alt="This is a video", controls=true) }} </code></pre> </video> WebM video example from MDN</figcaption> </figure> </video> Duckling preening</figcaption> </figure> CRT</h4> Alright, this one doesn’t simplify anything, it just adds a CRT-like effect around Markdown code blocks.</p> {% crt() %} -> Markdown code block <- {% end %} </code></pre> _____________________________________________ |.'', Public_Library_Halls ,''.| |.'.'', ,''.'.| |.'.'.'', ,''.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'', ,''.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'.|===; ;===|.'.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'.|:::|', ,'|:::|.'.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'.|---|'.|, _______ ,|.'|---|.'.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'.|:::|'.|'|???????|'|.'|:::|.'.'.'.'.| |,',',',',|---|',|'|???????|'|,'|---|,',',',',| |.'.'.'.'.|:::|'.|'|???????|'|.'|:::|.'.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'.|---|',' /%%%\ ','|---|.'.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'.|===:' /%%%%%\ ':===|.'.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.'.|%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%|.'.'.'.'.| |.'.'.'.',' /%%%%%%%%%\ ','.'.'.'.| |.'.'.',' /%%%%%%%%%%%\ ','.'.'.| |.'.',' /%%%%%%%%%%%%%\ ','.'.| |.',' /%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%\ ','.| |;____________/%%%%%Spicer%%%%%%\____________;| </code></pre> </div> There’s also a cursor</code> class that you can add to a span with e.g. █</code> character to simulate the terminal cursor. It doesn’t work from inside Markdown code blocks though.</p> YouTube</h4> Allows to embed a YouTube video using youtube-nocookie.</p> Available variables are:</p> autoplay</code>: Whether the video should autoplay.</li> start</code>: On which second video should start.</li> </ul> {{ youtube(id="0Da8ZhKcNKQ") }} </code></pre> </iframe> Mastodon</h4> Allows to embed a Mastodon post.</p> Available variables are:</p> host</code>: The instance on which the post resides. If not set, it will fallback to the one set in the [extra.comments]</code> section of config.toml</code>.</li> user</code>: The poster. If not set, it will fallback to the one set in the [extra.comments]</code> section of config.toml</code>.</li> id</code>: The ID of the post, usually at the end of the URL.</li> </ul> {{ mastodon(host="toot.community", user="sungsphinx", id="111789185826519979") }} </code></pre> </iframe> Html 块</h2> Description List (<dl></code>)</h3> <dl> <dt>Something</dt> <dd>And its description</dd> </dl> </code></pre> Name</dt> Godzilla</dd> Born</dt> 1952</dd> Birthplace</dt> Japan</dd> Color</dt> Green</dd> </dl> Form Input (<input></code>)</h3> <input type="checkbox" /> <label>Checkbox</label> </code></pre> Milk</label> </li> Eggs</label> </li> Flour</label> </li> Coffee</label> </li> Combustible lemons</label> </li> </ul> With switch</code> class:</p> <input class="switch" type="checkbox" /> <label>Checkbox</label> </code></pre> Milk</label> </li> Eggs</label> </li> Flour</label> </li> Coffee</label> </li> Combustible lemons</label> </li> </ul> With switch</code> and big</code> classes:</p> <input class="switch big" type="checkbox" /> <label>Checkbox</label> </code></pre> Milk</label> </li> Eggs</label> </li> Flour</label> </li> Coffee</label> </li> Combustible lemons</label> </li> </ul> With radio</code> type:</p> <input type="radio" name="test" /> <label>Radio</label> </code></pre> Milk</label> </li> Eggs</label> </li> Flour</label> </li> Coffee</label> </li> Combustible lemons</label> </li> </ul> With color</code> type:</p> <label>Color:</label> <input type="color" value="#000000" /> </code></pre> Color:</label> </p> Disabled:</label> </p> With range</code> type:</p> <input type="range" max="100" value="33"> </code></pre> Figure Captions (<figcaption></code>)</h3> <figure> -> Whatever content <- <figcaption>Caption of content above</figcaption> </figure> </code></pre> </p> The Office where Stanley works, it has yellow floor and beige walls</figcaption> </figure> Accordion (<details></code>)</h3> <details> <summary>Accordion title</summary> -> Contents here <- </details> </code></pre> Reveal accordion</summary> Get it? I know, it’s an awful pun. </p> </details> Side Comment (<small></code>)</h3> <small>Small, cute text that doesn't catch attention.</small> </code></pre> Small, cute text that doesn’t catch attention.</small></p> Abbreviation (<abbr></code>)</h3> <abbr title="American Standard Code for Information Interchange">ASCII</abbr> </code></pre> The ASCII</abbr> art is awesome!</p> Aside (<aside></code>)</h3> <aside> -> Contents here <- </aside> </code></pre> Quill and a parchment</p> </aside> A quill is a writing tool made from a moulted flight feather (preferably a primary wing-feather) of a large bird. Quills were used for writing with ink before the invention of the dip pen, the metal-nibbed pen, the fountain pen, and, eventually, the ballpoint pen.</p> As with the earlier reed pen (and later dip pen), a quill has no internal ink reservoir and therefore needs to periodically be dipped into an inkwell during writing. The hand-cut goose quill is rarely used as a calligraphy tool anymore because many papers are now derived from wood pulp and would quickly wear a quill down. However it is still the tool of choice for a few scribes who have noted that quills provide an unmatched sharp stroke as well as greater flexibility than a steel pen.</p> Keyboard Input (<kbd></code>)</h3> <kbd>⌘ Command</kbd>. </code></pre> To switch the keyboard layout, press ⌘ Super</kbd> + Space</kbd>.</p> Mark Text (<mark></code>)</h3> <mark>Marked text</mark> </code></pre> You know what? I’m gonna say some very important</mark> stuff, so important</mark> that even bold</strong> is not enough.</p> Deleted and Inserted Text (<del></code> and <ins></code>)</h3> <del>Something deleted</del> <ins>Something added</ins> </code></pre> Text deleted</del> Text added</ins></p> Progress Indicator (<progress></code>)</h3> <progress></progress> <progress value="33" max="100"></progress> </code></pre> </progress> </progress></p> Sample Output (<samp></code>)</h3> <samp>Sample Output</samp> </code></pre> Sample Output</samp></p> Inline Quotation (<q></code>)</h3> <q>Someone said something</q> </code></pre> Blah blah Inline Quote</q> hmm.</p> Unarticulated Annotation (<u></code>)</h3> <u>Gmarrar mitsakes</u> </code></pre> Yeet</u> the sus</u> drip while vibing</u> with the TikTok</u> fam</u> on a cap-free boomerang.</p> External Links</h3> <a class="external" href="https://example.org">External link</a> </code></pre> Link to site</a></p> Spoilers</h3> <span class="spoiler">Some spoiler</span> </code></pre> You know, Xuan is a pretty dumb name.</span> I know, crazy.</p> With solid</code> class:</p> <span class="spoiler solid">Some spoiler</span> </code></pre> You know, Xuan is a pretty dumb name.</span> I know, crazy.</p> Buttons Dialog</h3> <div class="buttons"> <a href="#top">Go to Top</a> <a class="colored external" href="https://example.org">Example</a> </div> </code></pre> Go to Top</a> Example</a> </div> With centered</code> and big</code> classes:</p> <div class="buttons centered"> <button class="big colored">Do Something…</button> </div> </code></pre>

Mare</th>	Rating</th>	Additional info</th></tr></thead>
Fluttershy</td>	Best pone</td>	Shy and adorable</td></tr>
Apple Jack</td>	Good pone</td>	Honest and nice</td></tr>
Pinkie Pie</td>	Fun pone</td>	Parties and ADHD</td></tr>
Twilight</td>	Main pone</td>	Neeerd</td></tr>
Rainbow Dash</td>	Yes</td>	Looks badass</td></tr>
Rarity</td>	Fancy pone</td>	Generous</td></tr>
Derpy Hooves</td>	M u f f i n s</em></td>	[REDACTED]</td></tr> </tbody></table> let highlight = true; </code></pre> pre mark { // If you want your highlights to take the full width display: block; color: currentcolor; } pre table td:nth-of-type(1) { // Select a colour matching your theme color: #6b6b6b; font-style: italic; } </code></pre> Useful information that users should know, even when skimming content.</p> </blockquote> Helpful advice for doing things better or more easily.</p> </blockquote> Key information users need to know to achieve their goal.</p> </blockquote> Urgent info that needs immediate user attention to avoid problems.</p> </blockquote> Advises about risks or negative outcomes of certain actions.</p> </blockquote> Extra</h2> KaTeX</h3> Xuan can render LaTeX using the KaTeX</a> library. It can be enabled using the extra.katex</code> config variable.</p> $$\relax f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty\hat{f}(\xi)\,e^{2 \pi i \xi x}\,d\xi$$ </code></pre> $$\relax f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty\hat{f}(\xi),e^{2 \pi i \xi x},d\xi$$</p> $\relax f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty\hat{f}(\xi)\,e^{2 \pi i \xi x}\,d\xi$ </code></pre> $\relax f(x) = \int_{-\infty}^\infty\hat{f}(\xi),e^{2 \pi i \xi x},d\xi$</p> Shortcodes</h3> Images and Videos</h4> By default images and videos come with some generic styling, such as rounded corners and shadow. To fine-tune these, you can use shortcodes with different variable combinations.</p> Available variables are:</p> url</code>: URL to an image.</li> url_min</code>: URL to compressed version of an image, original can be opened by clicking on the image.</li> alt</code>: Alt text, same as if the text were inside square brackets in Markdown.</li> full</code>: Forces image to be full-width.</li> full_bleed</code>: Forces image to fill all the available screen width. Removes shadow, rounded corners and zoom on hover.</li> start</code>: Float image to the start of paragraph and scale it down.</li> end</code>: Float image to the end of paragraph and scale it down.</li> pixels</code>: Uses nearest neighbor algorithm for scaling, useful for keeping pixel-art sharp.</li> transparent</code>: Removes rounded corners and shadow, useful for images with transparency.</li> no_hover</code>: Removes zoom on hover.</li> spoiler</code>: Blurs image until hovered over/pressed on, useful for plot rich game screenshots.</li> spoiler</code> with solid</code>: Ditto, but makes the image completely hidden.</li> </ul> {{ image(url="image.png", alt="This is an image", no_hover=true) }} </code></pre> Image with an alt text and without zoom on hover</figcaption> </figure> </a> Image with compressed version, an alt text, and without zoom on hover</figcaption> </figure> Image with an alt text, hidden behind a spoiler</figcaption> </figure> Alternatively, you can append the following URL anchors. It can be more handy in some cases, e.g. such images will render normally in any Markdown editor, opposed to the Zola shortcodes.</p> #full</code>: Forces image to be full-width.</li> #full-bleed</code>: Forces image to fill all the available screen width. Removes shadow, rounded corners and zoom on hover.</li> #start</code>: Float image to the start of paragraph and scale it down.</li> #end</code>: Float image to the end of paragraph and scale it down.</li> #pixels</code>: Uses nearest neighbor algorithm for scaling, useful for keeping pixel-art sharp.</li> #transparent</code>: Removes rounded corners and shadow, useful for images with transparency.</li> #no-hover</code>: Removes zoom on hover.</li> #spoiler</code>: Blurs image until hovered over/pressed on, useful for plot rich game screenshots.</li> #spoiler</code> with #solid</code>: Ditto, but makes the image completely hidden.</li> </ul> </a></p> Full-width image with an alt text, pixel-art rendering, no shadow and rounded corners, and no zoom on hover</figcaption> </figure> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magnam aliquam quaerat voluptatem. Ut enim aeque doleamus animo, cum corpore dolemus, fieri tamen permagna accessio potest, si aliquod aeternum et infinitum impendere malum nobis opinemur.</p> </a></p> For videos it’s all the same except for a few differences: no_hover</code> and url_min</code> variables are not available.</p> Additionally, the following attributes</a> can be set:</p> autoplay</code>: Start playing the video automatically.</li> controls</code>: Display video controls such as volume control, seeking and pause/resume.</li> loop</code>: Play the video again once it ends.</li> muted</code>: Turn off the audio by default.</li> playsinline</code>: Prevent the video from playing in fullscreen by default (depends on the browser).</li> </ul> {{ video(url="video.webm", alt="This is a video", controls=true) }} </code></pre> </video> WebM video example from MDN</figcaption> </figure> </video> Duckling preening</figcaption> </figure> CRT</h4> Alright, this one doesn’t simplify anything, it just adds a CRT-like effect around Markdown code blocks.</p> {% crt() %} -> Markdown code block <- {% end %} </code></pre> _____________________________________________ \|.'', Public_Library_Halls ,''.\| \|.'.'', ,''.'.\| \|.'.'.'', ,''.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'', ,''.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'.\|===; ;===\|.'.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'.\|:::\|', ,'\|:::\|.'.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'.\|---\|'.\|, _______ ,\|.'\|---\|.'.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'.\|:::\|'.\|'\|???????\|'\|.'\|:::\|.'.'.'.'.\| \|,',',',',\|---\|',\|'\|???????\|'\|,'\|---\|,',',',',\| \|.'.'.'.'.\|:::\|'.\|'\|???????\|'\|.'\|:::\|.'.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'.\|---\|',' /%%%\ ','\|---\|.'.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'.\|===:' /%%%%%\ ':===\|.'.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.'.\|%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%\|.'.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.'.',' /%%%%%%%%%\ ','.'.'.'.\| \|.'.'.',' /%%%%%%%%%%%\ ','.'.'.\| \|.'.',' /%%%%%%%%%%%%%\ ','.'.\| \|.',' /%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%\ ','.\| \|;____________/%%%%%Spicer%%%%%%\____________;\| </code></pre> </div> There’s also a cursor</code> class that you can add to a span with e.g. █</code> character to simulate the terminal cursor. It doesn’t work from inside Markdown code blocks though.</p> YouTube</h4> Allows to embed a YouTube video using youtube-nocookie.</p> Available variables are:</p> autoplay</code>: Whether the video should autoplay.</li> start</code>: On which second video should start.</li> </ul> {{ youtube(id="0Da8ZhKcNKQ") }} </code></pre> </iframe> Mastodon</h4> Allows to embed a Mastodon post.</p> Available variables are:</p> host</code>: The instance on which the post resides. If not set, it will fallback to the one set in the [extra.comments]</code> section of config.toml</code>.</li> user</code>: The poster. If not set, it will fallback to the one set in the [extra.comments]</code> section of config.toml</code>.</li> id</code>: The ID of the post, usually at the end of the URL.</li> </ul> {{ mastodon(host="toot.community", user="sungsphinx", id="111789185826519979") }} </code></pre> </iframe> Html 块</h2> Description List (<dl></code>)</h3> <dl> <dt>Something</dt> <dd>And its description</dd> </dl> </code></pre> Name</dt> Godzilla</dd> Born</dt> 1952</dd> Birthplace</dt> Japan</dd> Color</dt> Green</dd> </dl> Form Input (<input></code>)</h3> <input type="checkbox" /> <label>Checkbox</label> </code></pre> Milk</label> </li> Eggs</label> </li> Flour</label> </li> Coffee</label> </li> Combustible lemons</label> </li> </ul> With switch</code> class:</p> <input class="switch" type="checkbox" /> <label>Checkbox</label> </code></pre> Milk</label> </li> Eggs</label> </li> Flour</label> </li> Coffee</label> </li> Combustible lemons</label> </li> </ul> With switch</code> and big</code> classes:</p> <input class="switch big" type="checkbox" /> <label>Checkbox</label> </code></pre> Milk</label> </li> Eggs</label> </li> Flour</label> </li> Coffee</label> </li> Combustible lemons</label> </li> </ul> With radio</code> type:</p> <input type="radio" name="test" /> <label>Radio</label> </code></pre> Milk</label> </li> Eggs</label> </li> Flour</label> </li> Coffee</label> </li> Combustible lemons</label> </li> </ul> With color</code> type:</p> <label>Color:</label> <input type="color" value="#000000" /> </code></pre> Color:</label> </p> Disabled:</label> </p> With range</code> type:</p> <input type="range" max="100" value="33"> </code></pre> Figure Captions (<figcaption></code>)</h3> <figure> -> Whatever content <- <figcaption>Caption of content above</figcaption> </figure> </code></pre> </p> The Office where Stanley works, it has yellow floor and beige walls</figcaption> </figure> Accordion (<details></code>)</h3> <details> <summary>Accordion title</summary> -> Contents here <- </details> </code></pre> Reveal accordion</summary> Get it? I know, it’s an awful pun. </p> </details> Side Comment (<small></code>)</h3> <small>Small, cute text that doesn't catch attention.</small> </code></pre> Small, cute text that doesn’t catch attention.</small></p> Abbreviation (<abbr></code>)</h3> <abbr title="American Standard Code for Information Interchange">ASCII</abbr> </code></pre> The ASCII</abbr> art is awesome!</p> Aside (<aside></code>)</h3> <aside> -> Contents here <- </aside> </code></pre> Quill and a parchment</p> </aside> A quill is a writing tool made from a moulted flight feather (preferably a primary wing-feather) of a large bird. Quills were used for writing with ink before the invention of the dip pen, the metal-nibbed pen, the fountain pen, and, eventually, the ballpoint pen.</p> As with the earlier reed pen (and later dip pen), a quill has no internal ink reservoir and therefore needs to periodically be dipped into an inkwell during writing. The hand-cut goose quill is rarely used as a calligraphy tool anymore because many papers are now derived from wood pulp and would quickly wear a quill down. However it is still the tool of choice for a few scribes who have noted that quills provide an unmatched sharp stroke as well as greater flexibility than a steel pen.</p> Keyboard Input (<kbd></code>)</h3> <kbd>⌘ Command</kbd>. </code></pre> To switch the keyboard layout, press ⌘ Super</kbd> + Space</kbd>.</p> Mark Text (<mark></code>)</h3> <mark>Marked text</mark> </code></pre> You know what? I’m gonna say some very important</mark> stuff, so important</mark> that even bold</strong> is not enough.</p> Deleted and Inserted Text (<del></code> and <ins></code>)</h3> <del>Something deleted</del> <ins>Something added</ins> </code></pre> Text deleted</del> Text added</ins></p> Progress Indicator (<progress></code>)</h3> <progress></progress> <progress value="33" max="100"></progress> </code></pre> </progress> </progress></p> Sample Output (<samp></code>)</h3> <samp>Sample Output</samp> </code></pre> Sample Output</samp></p> Inline Quotation (<q></code>)</h3> <q>Someone said something</q> </code></pre> Blah blah Inline Quote</q> hmm.</p> Unarticulated Annotation (<u></code>)</h3> <u>Gmarrar mitsakes</u> </code></pre> Yeet</u> the sus</u> drip while vibing</u> with the TikTok</u> fam</u> on a cap-free boomerang.</p> External Links</h3> <a class="external" href="https://example.org">External link</a> </code></pre> Link to site</a></p> Spoilers</h3> <span class="spoiler">Some spoiler</span> </code></pre> You know, Xuan is a pretty dumb name.</span> I know, crazy.</p> With solid</code> class:</p> <span class="spoiler solid">Some spoiler</span> </code></pre> You know, Xuan is a pretty dumb name.</span> I know, crazy.</p> Buttons Dialog</h3> <div class="buttons"> <a href="#top">Go to Top</a> <a class="colored external" href="https://example.org">Example</a> </div> </code></pre> Go to Top</a> Example</a> </div> With centered</code> and big</code> classes:</p> <div class="buttons centered"> <button class="big colored">Do Something…</button> </div> </code></pre>

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Images and Videos</h4> By default images and videos come with some generic styling, such as rounded corners and shadow. To fine-tune these, you can use shortcodes with different variable combinations.</p> Available variables are:</p>

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