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A compact document layout for finding one item among hundreds.
45 components and layouts.
A compact document layout for finding one item among hundreds.
A spacious report layout that puts the conclusion, evidence, and limits in view.
Reusable covers, navigation, section headings, and frames for live examples.
Keep a figure, its caption, and the notes that explain it in one reading order.
Align values in columns so a reader can compare items without remembering them.
Keep short and long entries in the same rhythm so the right item is easy to find.
A compact label that names a kind or state. Meaning and appearance are specified separately.
Show where a route leads and what a reader can learn there.
A definition list for short answers about one thing: a version, scope, or source.
Show proportions faithfully, including the part that remains unresolved.
Styles for generated SVG diagrams that show which things depend on which.
Rank categories by magnitude, with aligned names, exact values, and a shared zero baseline.
Show a before-and-after difference on one axis, with both endpoints and denominators visible.
Trace a measure across time or position while keeping gaps and observation boundaries explicit.
Show how observations fall into numeric bins, including empty intervals and sample size.
The marks a diagram is made of, and the size it is placed at, so a figure matches the page it is on.
Number a part of a drawing and explain it underneath, so the sentence stays text and the picture stays a picture.
Make a decision, its branches, and their outcomes readable without relying on color.
Typeset an abstract, an argument, equations and references with the report reading scale.
Readable typography for paragraphs, headings, lists, and quotations.
A note in the reading flow for a prerequisite, caveat, or important qualification.
Keep a quotation and its source together, distinct from the surrounding argument.
Define the terms used throughout a catalog so its labels have a shared meaning.
Point at a source from the text with a number, and list the sources where the reader can find them.
Present SQL, signatures, and source excerpts clearly, including gaps in what is known.
Present declarations, parameters, return types, and members of an API.
Show additions, removals, and modifications through both color and explicit marks.
Keep a command and its output together, with a prompt that stays out of copied text.
Show where files and directories live as a hierarchy, rather than a collection of paths.
Navigate namespaces and categories in an expandable hierarchy.
Quiet, consistent controls for the few actions a document needs.
Combine kinds and states to filter a large listing without leaving the page.
Jump to the right item without losing your place in the current document.
Keep the current location and the rest of the document within reach.
Bring breadcrumbs, theme controls, and the mobile navigation toggle into one document header.
Switch between different views of one subject. Without JavaScript, all content stays visible.
Keep secondary details available, with a clear indication of what is inside.
Name the next destination before the reader needs to click it.
Match the available keys to what they do on this page.
Explain a limitation or condition that affects how the entire page should be read.
A page-wide notice for an archived version, comparison view, or other document state.
Distinguish no results, unmatched filters, and information that could not be determined.
A figure that answers a question, with a label and any qualification it needs.
Show the order of events, their outcomes, and how far a run actually got.
A CSS hint for the longer explanation behind an abbreviation or short label.