Elements — Read Only typography
The home route is a post listing beside the sidebar. This post exists so
/blog links land on something that exercises the #main reading column
instead of another list card.
Headings
Section heading (h2)
Subsection (h3)
Read Only’s sidebar logo and tagline already carry identity weight — keep in-post hierarchy shallow so it doesn’t compete with that. A fourth level usually means the post should split in two.
Lists and quotes
- Avatar, sidebar nav, and titleBar toggle belong in the chrome; posts read as plain markdown
- Nested lists indent without borrowing a heading’s type size
- Like this nested item
- Ordered lists share the same rhythm as unordered ones
- Keep them short enough to scan beside the sidebar
A blockquote here should read like a résumé excerpt, not a sidebar slogan.
Code
Inline theme.name: read-only, and a fence:
const sidebar = { avatar: "avatar_url", tagline: "sidebar_tagline", toggle: "#titleBar" };
When you’re done, return to Home and confirm the titleBar toggle still opens the sidebar cleanly at mobile width before you scroll the post list.