h1. Kitchenus sinkus pageus

This page tests all the features of gemtext as implemented on drawk.cab.

This is a new line. There's an extra line break below this line.

Doggo ipsum i am bekom fat he made many woofs aqua doggo fat boi heckin good boys and girls heckin good boys many pats, doggo floofs you are doin me a concern very hand that feed shibe ur givin me a spook, stop it fren

Index page

h2. Standard gemtext features

Gemtext standard

Unordered lists

Pupper doge
maximum borkdrive
Doggo ipsum i am bekom fat he made many woofs aqua doggo fat boi heckin good boys and girls heckin good boys many pats, doggo floofs you are doin me a concern very hand that feed shibe ur givin me a spook, stop it fren
many floofs

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* not a list
# not a heading

h3. furthermore, some headings may be longer than is strictly justified by their role in the content

བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས
second line of the quote

Extra features of this website

These are conventions I adopt in my gemtext files to improve the experience of web browsers.

Gemini clients will ignore these and display them as plain text, as they should.

a web link with text long enough to run onto a second line (with something in brackets that should also be displayed)

a local static text file (also)

a gemini link (also)

a blank line in a list of links starts a new block

but without a blank line no new block

Fancy image handling

If the first line is an image, then it's used as the cover/hero image.

Links to local images are inlined, with the link-text as the caption.

This paragraph is smaller than the image that follows it. That's going to have to be dealt with editorially.

a photo immediately after some text goes in the right column

These paragraphs are bigger.

Now there are a bunch of images in a row. Blank lines between consecutive images determine whether they go in the main or aside column.

If the link-text for a link interpreted as an image ends with a phrase in round brackets, then this phrase moves into the image's alt text.

The Annapurna range seen from Australian Camp, near Pokhara, at dawn. Tents and cabins surround a central field. Machapuchchhre is the pointed peak at the centre. — a photo with a full description for assistive technologies and other interested clients

the same photo again, still in the right column

with a broken alt tex — in the main column

Cross-protocol links

If I link to a gemini capsule then most browsers won't be able to follow the link. Some domains serve both Gemini and HTTP/HTML, which allows protocol-agnostic links to work. But fixing up the same domain name to serve both protocols isn't always easy, and not everyone cares to have a HTML mirror of their gemini capsule, far from it. So I should provide a protocol hint, like a special icon or something.

an agnostic link to a gemini capsule and web site sharing the same address

a link to a gemini capsule that isn't mirrored in this way

To-do list

I'm using tiny RICE to help me order these. That's where the numbers come from.

Tiny RICE

Link dump

Because links can't go in asides. I don't think there's a good way to do that whilst keeping the format readable. It's not super important.

Storybook

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