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Kirby's sample site – the easiest way to get started with Kirby
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Add a “long read” content in the starter kit #9

Closed gagarine closed 3 years ago

gagarine commented 4 years ago

The starter kit looks good and it’s great. But there is only very short content.

Would be nice to have a page using the default blueprint and only the huge text area but with a lot of content (h1, h2, h3, images, multiple paragraphs, list, …). Typically the kind of content you have in a blog.

Right now the space between h1 and paragraphs are not very nice out of the box. I think having one long page would avoid such mistakes in the starter kit them.

texnixe commented 4 years ago

The Starterkit is not meant to be a theme. It doesn't have styles for all possible sorts HTML elements on purpose, but only the ones actually used in the kit. As regard the h1 margin, h1 tags are not really supposed to be used in the textarea field here (because they are already used for the title), therefore the margin is not a mistake.

The purpose of the Starterkit is to show you the basics of what you can do with Kirby as a baseline for your own implementations.

gagarine commented 4 years ago

Yeah I understand. But I still believe it would be a nice addition implying minimal change in the CSS for good typographic default.

bastianallgeier commented 4 years ago

I agree with @gagarine that we should at least have some nice styling for longer content. Even though the starterkit isn't intended as a production-ready theme, it should at least not look bad when you add more content to it during testing.

bastianallgeier commented 3 years ago

I just created a brand new starterkit version for Kirby 3.5 which also features long-form text.