gitpitch/docs/text/basics.md
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Text Content

Text content including headings, lists, plain text and quotes are rendered using standard markdown.

?> Additional text effects including positioning, sizing, and styling can be achieved using Grid Layouts, Grid Fit and custom style rules respectively.

Headings

Sample slide demonstrating heading content

Copy this markdown snippet to experiment with heading content within your own slide deck:

[drag=100, drop=center]

# Large Heading
## Regular Heading
### Small Heading
#### Tiny Heading

Text Emphasis

Sample slide demonstrating text emphasis

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[drag=100, drop=center]

This is some regular plain text.
Use a single asterisks for *text italics*.
And double asterisks for **text emphasis**.

[drag=100 10, drop=bottom, fit=0.8]

Note, the auto-coloring of text italics and emphasis is a theme option.

List Markdown Syntax

?> For advanced behaviors and styles unique to lists see the List Widgets Guide.

Sample slide demonstrating list content

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[drag=50 100, drop=topleft]

- Each unordered list item
- Starts with a dash
- Followed by the item text

[drag=50 100, drop=right]

1. Each ordered list item
1. Starts with a number and dot
1. Followed by the item text

Nested Lists

?> For advanced behaviors and styles unique to lists see the List Widgets Guide.

Sample slide demonstrating nested list content

Copy this markdown snippet to experiment with nested lists within your own slide deck:

[drag=50 100, drop=topleft]
- For nested unordered lists
    - Indent each sub item
    - With 4 spaces
- Alongside regular list items

[drag=50 100, drop=right]
1. For nested ordered lists
    - Indent each sub item
    - With 4 spaces
2. Alongside regular list items

Quotes

?> The following sample slides for quotations take advantage of the Font Awesome Widget.

Sample slide demonstrating a quote with attribution

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[drag=85 40, drop=center]

> ## @fa[quote-left] If you really look closely, most overnight successes took a long time.

[drag=100 10, drop=bottom]
*- Steve Jobs*

Another sample slide demonstrating a quote with attribution

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[drag=85 40, drop=center, fit=2.5]

> @fa[quote-left] If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough.

[drag=100 10, drop=bottom, set=text-black]
*- Albert Einstein*