Below are examples of elijah ghost theme components and available blocks and much more
Headings
Heading are help you to understand about it's uses in editor.
Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3
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Callouts
Ever find yourself wanting to add extra styling to important information in your posts? Well, now you can with callout cards. Each callout card can include an emoji, any length of text with styles and links, and a custom background color.
Quotes
You can make quotes stand out with two types of blockquote styles that can be applied directly in the editor.
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Bookmarks
When using a URL with the right meta information, it can show the page title, excerpt, author, publisher and even a preview image. This is a great way to share links from sites that don't have automatic embeds.
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Products
Display products beautifully with custom content including an image, description, button or rating.
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Images
Once you start adding text and image cards, the whole narrative of the story changes. Suddenly, you're working in a new format. Once inserted you can blend images beautifully into your content at different sizes (normal, full, and wide) and add captions wherever needed.
Gallery
Ghost supports image galleries for up to 9 images at a time, all of which are responsively optimized and organised.
Headers
Make a statement with bold section headers in your posts and pages. Insert a header card to add a full width divider that can include a title, subheading, accent color or image background, and a button.
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It’s possible to upload audio files directly to your posts! This means you can share audio content with your audience, with a beautiful media player that nests into your posts and emails seamlessly.
Video
It’s possible to upload video files directly to your posts! This means you can share video content with your audience, with a beautiful media player.
File
You can add downloadable files to your posts in Ghost. File uploads can be used to share multiple types of content with your visitors. Files display in your content with a custom name and caption, like this:
Buttons
Add call to action buttons to your posts using button cards. Buttons can be center or left aligned, include custom button text, and link to any URL.
Toggles
Use the Toggle card to create collapsible sections of text in your posts and pages. Great for creating distinct sections in your content, or adding an FAQ section.
When should I use Toggles?
Toggles allow you to create collapsible sections of content which is a great way to make your content less overwhelming and easy to navigate. A common example is an FAQ section, like this one.
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Links
If you paste in a URL, like https://softhopper.studio - it'll automatically be linked up. But if you want to customise your anchor text, you can do that too! Here's a link to the softhopper website.
Lists
Unordered list
- Item number one
- Item number two
- A nested item
- A nested item
- A final item
Ordered list
- Item number one
- Item number two
- A nested item
- A nested item
- A final item
Highlighting
Highlighting text on a web page can help bring important information immediately to the reader's attention. When creating a highlighting text, all you need to do is add a == before and after your text in Markdown card.
Responsive Tables
A responsive table will display a horizontal scroll bar if the screen is too small to display the full content.
| # | Firsname | Lastname | Age | Lives in | Profession |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jill | Smith | 29 | New york | Web Developer |
| 2 | Johan | Doe | 35 | New York | Designer |
| 3 | Jahid | Smith | 32 | New york | Designer |
Vimeo Video embed
Youtube Video embed
Twitter Posts
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Code
Code can be presented inline, like <code>. When creating a code text, all you need to do is add a ` before and after your text. In the editor ``` (three backticks) defines a code block.
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display: block;
width: 100%;
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