This page is used to test out colour schemes of various elements

¶ Paragraphs

Any line of text with a space above and below becomes a paragraph.

These two lines don't have a space so they are merged together.

These two lines are not merged together
because they contain an explicit line break.

This is a large amount of text that will render as a paragraph and despite what you might imagine will happen, there will be no magical line breaks or anything else that will save you from this extremely long run-off sentence so your only hope is that I will run out of text to type.

¶ Headings

¶ This is an H1

¶ This is an H2

¶ This is an H3

¶ This is an H4

¶ This is an H5

¶ This is an H6

¶ Typography

This is a paragraph with some regular text.

This is a paragraph with some bold text.

This is a paragraph with some italic text.

This is a paragraph with some bold and italic text.

This is a paragraph with some strikethrough text.

This is a paragraph with some italic strikethrough text.

This is a paragraph with some bold strikethrough text.

This is a paragraph with some _subscript text.

This is a paragraph with some ^superscript text.

This is a paragraph with some underlined text.

This is a paragraph telling you to press CTRL + ALT + DELETE.

This is a paragraph with some marked text.

¶ Blockquotes

This is regular text.

This is a regular blockquote.

This is also regular text.

This is something that someone might have once said

— Some Person

¶ Code Blocks

Here is some JSON that is indented with two spaces:

{
  "nice": true
}

Here is a bash script:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
echo "something"

Here is some Python that is intended with 4 spaces:

with open("file.txt", "w") as file:
    if something:
        file.write(data)

¶ Links

This is a paragraph containing a link using Markdown syntax.

This is a paragraph containing a link using HTML syntax.

¶ Images

This is an image rendered using Markdown syntax:

This is an image rendered using HTML syntax:

This is an image rendered using HTML syntax, and a trailing figcaption:

¶ Lists

This is an unordered list:

• Item 1
• Item 2
• Item 3

This is an ordered list:

1. Item 1
2. Item 2
3. Item 3

This is a nested list:

• Item 1
  • Subitem 1
  • Subitem 2
• Item 2
  • Subitem 1
    • Subitem 1

This is a task list:

• Do this
• Do this as well
• Finally, do this

¶ Footnotes

Here is a some text with a footnote containing more information.¹

¶ Comments

You are able to see this

¶ Escaping

Using a backslash means that *this text* is not bolded.

¶ Tables

¶ Callouts (Github Syntax)