Style Guide
Every editor card this theme styles, on one page.
On this page
Every block the Ghost editor can produce, on one page. Write with anything below — the theme has it covered.
Text
Paragraphs carry the reading rhythm. Bold, italics, links and inline code are set inline; everything else on this page is a card.
Bold pulls weight, italics lean in, and inline code sits in a chip.
- Bulleted lists get accent markers
- Keep items parallel in shape
- Three is a good number
A quote card: one strong sentence beats three careful ones.
The alternate quote stands centered, for the line the whole piece hangs on.
Images
Callouts
💡
The default callout carries a tip worth stopping for.
⚠️
The red callout warns before the step that bites.
🚀
The accent callout announces something shipped.
Interactive
A toggle hides the long answer
Readers who need the detail open it; everyone else keeps their place. Perfect for FAQs and asides that would break the flow.
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Media
public with sharing class Greeter {
public static String greet(String name) {
return 'Namaste, ' + name + '!';
}
}| Helper | Does |
|---|---|
{{#get}} |
Queries the API |
{{#match}} |
Compares values |
{{#foreach}} |
Iterates with @first/@last |
An HTML card renders exactly what you give it.
Big furniture
A header card breaks the page
Use one to open a chapter or close with a call to action.
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The product card sells one thing: image, stars, pitch, button.
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That is the whole vocabulary. If a card renders oddly, fix the theme — never the content.