Style guide
Every block the editor can place in a story, set in the CraveNotes type.
These are the blocks a story can hold. The same styles apply inside an article and on a page like this one.
Headings
A subheading for a turn in the piece
Body text sits under it in the same measure, with room to breathe.
A label
Small caps are for ingredients, courses, and asides that should not shout.
Emphasis
A sentence can carry weight, lean into italic, or point somewhere else, like the about page.
Lists
- Salt the water before it boils.
- Taste twice, once for salt and once for acid.
- Rest the meat. The plate can wait.
- Heat the pan until it is quiet and hot.
- Add the fat, then the aromatics.
- Finish with something fresh.
Quotation
Cook as if someone you like is coming over, even when they are not.
Image
Wide image
Gallery
Bookmark
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How the journal started, and what a subscription is for.
Button
Callout
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A callout holds the one thing a reader should not miss. Keep it to a sentence or two.
Toggle
A note that can stay folded
Open it for the method, a substitution, or the story that did not fit the main text.
Header card
A section of its own
Header cards break a long piece into courses.
Product
The house glass
A short recommendation, the way a magazine mentions a tool it actually uses.
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Code
salt = taste()acid = taste()serve = rest and plateEmbed
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