Typography

This page demonstrates typography elements and text styling.

Headings

Headings help organize content hierarchically.

Level 3 Heading

Content under a level 3 heading.

Level 4 Heading

Content under a level 4 heading.

Level 5 Heading

Content under a level 5 heading.

Level 6 Heading

Content under a level 6 heading.

Inline Formatting

Text can be formatted in various ways:

  • Bold text for emphasis

  • Italic text for subtle emphasis

  • Monospace text for inline code

  • Bold and italic combined

  • Superscript and subscript text

  • Highlighted text using the mark role

  • Underlined text

  • Strikethrough text

Links

External Links

Visit the Antora website for more information.

Here’s a link to AsciiDoc documentation.

Internal Cross-References

Paragraphs

This is a regular paragraph. Paragraphs are separated by blank lines. Text within a paragraph wraps naturally.

This is another paragraph demonstrating the spacing between paragraphs. Good typography ensures comfortable reading with appropriate contrast ratios.

This is a lead paragraph, typically used for introductory text. It appears slightly larger and more prominent.

Horizontal Rules

Content above the rule.

Content below the rule.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Press kbd:[Ctrl+C] to copy and kbd:[Ctrl+V] to paste.

On macOS, use kbd:[Cmd+C] and kbd:[Cmd+V] instead.

Menu and Button UI

Navigate to menu:File[Save As…​] to save the document.

Click the btn:[Submit] button to continue.

Footnotes

This text has a footnote.[1]

Another footnote reference.[2]

1. This is the footnote content.
2. Second footnote with a reference ID.