My first post

2018 Jan 07 24 minute read

Hey all

This is a small example post of stuff you can do with the feather theme.
We'll try to represent all possible markdown and shortcode combinations here so you can develop easily.

Here's some lists

  • let's list some stuff
  • unordered, of course.
  1. We can also order lists
    1. And nesting here works too
    2. We can do whatever we want!
  2. And drop back to the original indentation.

Headers

Smaller

Smaller still!

Can't really get much smaller than this

Even if you try
It won't do anything

We can also italisize stuff or however that's spelled. I don't know how to spell.

Code

Want some Rust code? We got Rust code.

// `vst` uses macros, so we'll need to specify that we're using them!
#[macro_use]
extern crate vst;

// We're implementing a trait `Plugin` that does all the VST-y stuff for us.
impl Plugin for Whisper {
    fn get_info(&self) -> Info {
        Info {
            name: "Whisper".to_string()
        }
    }
}

We can also add a filename to our code blocks which is super useful when providing tutorials, etc. Here's some HTML we can insert into our markdown file right before the code block. (Meta, right?)

www/index.html
<div class='filename'>
  <div>src/lib.rs</div>
</div>

If we want, we can also specify inline code which is useful for the small stuff.

Horizontal rules

We have them!


Images

We can insert images as well. If they're small enough, they won't stretch to fill the container.

If they're bigger, we can make sure they are fullwidth.

Blockquotes

We can do all sorts of fun stuff with blockquotes. I often use them for notes or asides, but we can do whatever, really.

We can do all sorts of fun stuff with blockquotes. I often use them for notes or asides, but we can do whatever, really.

"You can also add quotation marks if you're feeling fancy."

Links

We got links. Lots of links. You can link here, too.

Tables

You can make tables in markdown, too! Who would have thought. Are these styled yet?

First HeaderSecond Header
Content CellContent Cell
Content CellContent Cell

Foldable Text

Title 1

Content 1 Content 1 Content 1 Content 1 Content 1

Title 2

Content 2 Content 2 Content 2 Content 2 Content 2

We can do that like this:

<details>
	<summary>Title 1</summary>
	<p>Content 1 Content 1 Content 1 Content 1 Content 1</p>
</details>
```