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Content Blocks
Cards, buttons, steppers, and more - a family of rich blocks Markdown alone doesn't have.
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Content Blocks
On top of everything in the last lesson, bx-sites adds a family of
content blocks - things plain Markdown has no concept of at all: cards,
tabs of steps, downloads, embeds, and more. Every one uses the same
::: name ... ::: container syntax:
::: card title="Themes" icon="phosphor-duotone:palette" href="14-choosing-a-theme.md"
Ten built-in themes to choose from.
:::
Ten built-in themes to choose from.
A quick tour
::: cards- a grid of linked cards, like the one above::: button/::: buttons- call-to-action links, styled consistently across every theme::: expandable- a collapsible<details>section::: stepper- a numbered walkthrough, each step its own::: step::: file- a download link with an icon and filename::: page-link- a rich preview card that auto-pulls its target page's own title/summary, so it never goes stale when that page changes
No separate closing line needed
Most of these never have a body of their own - for those, a trailing
bare ::: on the same line closes them immediately:
::: file src="assets/spec.pdf" title="API Specification" :::
A block can nest inside another too - a ::: cards grid containing
::: card children is exactly how the example above works.
The next few lessons cover more specialized blocks - tables, images,
data-driven loops, including ::: for/::: if in
lesson 12. One more content block sits
outside even that list: ::: course, the one rendering this very
course's own numbered index page - a whole lesson sequence from one line
of Markdown, covered in the Courses guide.
Full block reference: Content Blocks.