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  1. <!--PAGETITLE:Testbed-->
  2. <h2>The testbed page</h2>
  3. <p><i>This</i> is the testbed page, a page to <b>demonstrate what things look
  4. like</b> with Dragora's style sheet applied to them.</p>
  5. <h3>Quote blocks</h3>
  6. <p>Blocks of quoted text will have some indentation. Here's an example of what
  7. someone had to say about Dragora on Distrowatch lately:</p>
  8. <blockquote>Dragora is neat and minimalist, but would only appeal to
  9. intermediate and advanced linux users.</blockquote>
  10. <p>Okay, that sounds fair.</p>
  11. <h3>Code</h3>
  12. <p>Here's an example of a code block:</p>
  13. <pre>$ echo 'Dragora rocks!' | cowsay
  14. ________________
  15. < Dragora rocks! >
  16. ----------------
  17. \ ^__^
  18. \ (oo)\_______
  19. (__)\ )\/\
  20. ||----w |
  21. || ||
  22. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 2 3 4 72</pre>
  23. <p>Now, here's a taste of what inline code looks like: To clone the repository
  24. containing this website's source, you could run <code>git clone
  25. https://notabug.org/dragora/dragora-website</code>, for example.
  26. <h3>Lists</h3>
  27. <p>Everyone loves lists, so much so that they're used to create navigation menus
  28. on websites and then often made look like bars instead of lists with some nifty
  29. CSS. Anyway, here come some lists. There being several types of lists makes this
  30. a good opportunity to showcase sub-headings as well.</p>
  31. <h4>Unordered lists</h4>
  32. <p>Dragora is…</p>
  33. <ul>
  34. <li>minimalist</li>
  35. <li>getting better by the day</li>
  36. <li>free as in freedom</li>
  37. <li>offering two different shells
  38. <ul>
  39. <li>Bash</li>
  40. <li>mksh</li>
  41. </ul>
  42. </li>
  43. <li>a whole lot of fun</li>
  44. </ul>
  45. <h4>Ordered lists</h4>
  46. <p>Dragora is…</p>
  47. <ol>
  48. <li>minimalist</li>
  49. <li>getting better by the day</li>
  50. <li>free as in freedom, meaning you're free to…
  51. <ol>
  52. <li>use it</li>
  53. <li>examine its source code</li>
  54. <li>modify it to your liking</li>
  55. <li>redistribute modified versions</li>
  56. </ol>
  57. </li>
  58. <li>a whole lot of fun</li>
  59. </ol>
  60. <h4>Description lists</h4>
  61. <dl>
  62. <dt>Dragora</dt>
  63. <dd>an independent GNU/Linux-Libre distribution based on concepts of
  64. simplicity</dd>
  65. <dt>Qi</dt>
  66. <dd>Dragora's package manager</dd>
  67. <dt>#dragora</dt>
  68. <dd>Dragora's IRC channel on Freenode</dd>
  69. </dl>
  70. <h3>Tables</h3>
  71. <p>Tables are great, so let's look one:</p>
  72. <table>
  73. <thead>
  74. <tr><th>Element</th><th>Color code</th><th>Description</th></tr>
  75. </thead>
  76. <tfoot>
  77. <tr><th>Element</th><th>Color code</th><th>Description</th></tr>
  78. </tfoot>
  79. <tbody>
  80. <tr><td>main text</td><td>#000000</td><td>black</td></tr>
  81. <tr><td>headings</td><td>#005500</td><td>green</td></tr>
  82. <tr><td>links</td><td>#002288</td><td>blue</td></tr>
  83. </tbody>
  84. </table>
  85. <h3>Other things</h3>
  86. <p>Somestimes, you might feel the need to draw a line. That's what horizontal
  87. rulers are for. An here's what they look like on this website:</p>
  88. <hr>