Formatting Showcase
Every article tag in one place — inline styles, lists, and coloured blocks.
By Demo Learner · 9 Jul 2026
Formatting Showcase
This article demonstrates every tag you can use in article bodies. Open it in the admin editor to see the source, and compare with what renders here.
Inline formatting
You can write bold, italic (or italic), ~underline~, inline code, and a link to the roadmap. Combine them: a bold ~underlined~ phrase.
Lists
A bullet list:
- First point
- Second point with bold
- Third point
A numbered list:
- Step one
- Step two
- Step three
Example block
She has been to Paris. → ~Where~ has she been? She has lost her purse. → ~What~ has she lost? They have finished the project. → ~What~ have they finished?
Steps block
- Actions that happened at an unspecified time in the past
- Actions that started in the past and continue to the present
- Recent actions with present results
- Repeated actions at different times
Callouts
The Present Perfect links the past to now — the exact time is not important.
Learn collocations, not single words: not just mitigate but mitigate the risk.
Do not use a finished-time expression with the Present Perfect. ~I have seen him yesterday~ is wrong — use the Past Simple.
Form: have / has + past participle (V3). Example: She has written three emails.
That is the complete toolkit. Mix and match these blocks to build clear, colourful lessons.