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Style Showcase

Markdown with composable presentation classes.

A tiny syntax extension that feels halfway between markdown and a UI system.

Notes are useful for contextual information and side remarks.

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This warning is slightly larger for emphasis.

Compact error blocks work well for inline failures.

“Readable source code is a feature.”

Example Button A Example Button B

<html>
    <body>
        Hello world.
    </body>
</html>

Shadow Card

Multiple classes can layer behavior cleanly.

Rounded Card

Utility classes can stay very small and composable.

Combined Styles

Cards can combine many presentation helpers.

Compact Note

Small informational block.

Centered Success

Nicely aligned status messaging.

Emphasized Warning

Larger text plus depth.

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Borderless Card

Utility classes can radically alter appearance without introducing new semantic block types.

Classes Effect
.shadow Adds elevation
.round Larger border radius
.compact Reduced padding
.center Centers text
.small Smaller typography
.large Larger typography
.muted Softer text color
.borderless Removes borders

Nested Blocks

Nested compositions work naturally.

Tiny success callout.

Presentation as Composition

Instead of inventing dozens of special components, a few semantic blocks plus utility classes scale elegantly.

“Small primitives compose better than giant frameworks.”

Final Thoughts

Multiple class support transforms the system from a styled markdown renderer into a lightweight document UI framework.