This would be the first paragraph past the title tags
To-do list items:
And this would be the paragraph contents themselves. Lets see how well the width is handled, in particular.This is some EM element text, just in case I have to resort to using 4 elements to render this box, although I'd really hate to.
And this would be the paragraph contents themselves. Lets see how well the width is handled, in particular.
Box Style 2 breaks when any more than 1 paragraph are present. Additional paragraphs could theoretically bork the design? Or no? Do I have this really backwards?
And this would be the paragraph contents themselves. Lets see how well the width is handled, in particular.
I'm having a lot of trouble trying to get the left side and bottom right corner of this box put in the proper places.
Here's the way I've got the graphics layed out so far...
This is the first generic paragraph
Used as a general tonic worldwide, Peppermint is renowned for its ability to help soothe headache discomfort. It is blended here with soothing Honey and Vanilla, both highly regarded for their ability to comfort the mind.
Maecenas dignissim aliquet odio. Phasellus semper nisl eu enim. Curabitur in velit a augue ullamcorper congue. Ut eget ante. Nunc tristique massa a neque. Curabitur justo. Ut neque lectus, pretium non, congue quis, fringilla et, orci. Aliquam metus. Morbi pellentesque mi vel velit. Nulla neque justo, tristique at, tempus sit amet, vulputate in, ante.
Cras vitae ipsum vitae leo varius elementum. In nibh mi, luctus non, euismod et, convallis ac, tortor. Nam ultricies velit vel massa. Aenean in justo id dui gravida ultrices. Cras pretium accumsan sem. Morbi imperdiet. Nam turpis. Fusce tincidunt est cursus dui. Nam quis diam ut risus faucibus tristique. Integer turpis libero, porttitor ultrices, dapibus quis, malesuada in, dolor. Nunc non lacus nec ante congue facilisis.
This is a paragraph of text. I could've insulted you by putting that lame Lorem ipsum dolor sin amet crap, but thought the better of it. This is a single-page XHTML-strict standards compliant XHTML template ready for adaptation to your favorite CMS/blahhhg software. It's rather minimal, but that's the point.
If you never wrote it down, it never happened. — Some thriller author
Personally, I think it's more suitable for simple FAQ, Legal Statement or Documentation pages.
Here is an example of an inline quote element: This is a use of the infamous
<q> element!
Here are some of the features of this simple little template (in an un-ordered list):
| Name | Gaming Platform | Operating System |
|---|---|---|
| George Washington | Homebrew PS2 | Gentoo or Debian |
| Thomas Jefferson | Nintendo Wii | Mac OS X |
Here's an ordered list:
This final paragraph element is what triggers the p:last-child CSS style to make the hanging dude underneath the box.