The site transition is over

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Remember the last post about v6? Well you could discard that now since It was a test post.

I’ve finished fixing the stylesheets for all the inner sections of the blog. So I can proudly say that you will not find shitty, messed up elements in strange places [and sizes] anywhere in the blog – or site for that matter.

Oh I missed something, there are about 2 parts of the blog which probably will be “ugly.” Namely the search results page and comments area [and form] in the individual archive pages – both of which I forgot to style… I’ll get to them soon enough.

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Also tried beefing up the visual styles to work closely with Markdown – my string parser of choice. You can visit the site or check out my past post for an example of how it works.

Either way you’ll be seing them (the features) showcased in this post.

First of all, lets start with what I did to style the <code> feature. See that? That was an inline style. Oh there I go again hehehe.

Multiple ways to show that. Here’s what the code looks like:

I did to style the <code> feature. See that? That was an inline style. Oh there I go again hehehe.

The boring <pre> tag also gets some pimped treatment:

This is your pre. Unfortunately, I don't
think markdown has special tags for it.

And I had to hack the Markdown code to disable
how it uses "pre" and "code" as a code
block

Now on code block, it simply uses <pre class="code"></pre> which is much cleaner. And to achieve the effect, I just have to put 4 spaces before any text.

Here’s the blockquote in action. I initially wanted to separate a blockquote from an actual “quote” (for spacing purposes), but I looked at most of my posts, and I realized that I only use the indents when I’m quoting something. I guess this means I’ll be using the blockquote for quotes after all

Here are some lists:

• List item 1
• List item 2
• List item 3
• List item 4
• List item 5
• List item 6

I hope it doesn’t mess up the numbering of <ol> (ordered list)

1. List item 1
2. List item 2
3. List item 3

Ooooh I guess I have to fix the <ol> alignments to match the <ul>

For the others that have been mentioned in the other post, let me try to run the other features line by line.

*text* will give you text

**text** will give you text

*nested **text** styles* or **nested *text* styles** will give you nested text styles or nested text styles

Making lists a while ago used the following code:

* List item 1
* List item 2
* List item 3
* List item 4
* List item 5
* List item 6

1. List item 1
2. List item 2
3. List item 3

This piece of code:

[1]: http://www.nargalzius.com "nargalzius.com"
**will give you:** visit my [website][1].

will give you: visit my website.