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A picture paints a thousand words.
I've purposely prepared an example markdown article. I generate 2 HTML files out of the markdown. And I decorate each HTML file with either the "default light-colored" or the "default dark-colored" CSS file generated by this tool. Now everybody sees.
Some picture files are very large, file sizes in mega bytes.
- Snapshot: Code blocks (vertical scrolling deliberately disabled so as to reveal entire blocks)
- Snapshot: In default light-colored theme, in a wide window, with TOC collapsed
- Snapshot: In default light-colored theme, in a wide window, with TOC expanded
- Snapshot: In default light-colored theme, in a window of medium width, with TOC collapsed
- Snapshot: In default light-colored theme, in a window of medium width, with TOC expanded
- Snapshot: In default light-colored theme, in a narrow window, with TOC collapsed
- Snapshot: In default light-colored theme, in a narrow window, with TOC expanded
Some picture files are very large, file sizes in mega bytes.
- Snapshot: In default dark-colored theme, in a wide window, with toc collapsed
- Snapshot: In default dark-colored theme, in a wide window, with toc expanded
- Snapshot: In default dark-colored theme, in a window of medium width, with toc collapsed
- Snapshot: In default dark-colored theme, in a window of medium width, with toc expanded
- Snapshot: In default dark-colored theme, in a narrow window, with toc collapsed
- Snapshot: In default dark-colored theme, in a narrow window, with toc expanded