1= Basics
2
3Typst uses a simple markup syntax. This document covers headings, paragraphs, emphasis, and lists.
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5== Headings
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7Headings use `=` signs. More signs means deeper nesting:
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9= Level 1
10== Level 2
11=== Level 3
12==== Level 4
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14== Emphasis
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16This is *bold text* and this is _italic text_. You can combine *_bold italic_* too.
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18Inline `code` uses backticks.
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20== Lists
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22Unordered lists use `-`:
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24- first item
25- second item
26  - nested item
27  - another nested item
28- third item
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30Numbered lists use `+`:
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32+ first step
33+ second step
34  + sub-step a
35  + sub-step b
36+ third step
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38Term lists use `/`:
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40/ Typst: a markup-based typesetting system
41/ sublimated: a git-native content platform
42/ CAS: content-addressable storage
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44== Links and references
45
46A URL: https://sublimated.com
47
48A labeled link: #link("https://sublimated.com")[sublimated]
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50== Paragraphs
51
52Paragraphs are separated by blank lines. This is the first paragraph with some text to demonstrate line wrapping and how typst handles longer blocks of content.
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54This is a second paragraph. Typst reflows text automatically, producing clean justified output with proper hyphenation.
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56== Horizontal rules
57
58A horizontal rule:
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60#line(length: 100%)
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62== Quotes
63
64#quote(block: true, attribution: [Rich Hickey])[
65  Simplicity is a prerequisite for reliability.
66]