Main html elements and theme shortcodes

You can beautifully enhance your content & typography of the theme by using simple HTML code and shortcodes. The theme’s framework offer neat CSS styles for HTML elements such as headers, lists, tables, highlight boxes, buttons, etc.

Unordered lists

• mel eruditi meliore
• solet partiendo repudiandae
• vis laudem saperet

Ordered lists

1. mel eruditi meliore
2. solet partiendo repudiandae
3. vis laudem saperet

<ul>
<li>mel eruditi meliore</li>
<li>solet partiendo repudiandae</li>
<li>vis laudem saperet</li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li>mel eruditi meliore</li>
<li>solet partiendo repudiandae</li>
<li>vis laudem saperet</li>
</ol>

Obviously, you can create these lists using default wordpress list editor(it’s not necessary needed to create HTML).

[custom_list type="fav" indent="16px"]
<li>mel eruditi meliore</li>
<li>solet partiendo repudiandae</li>
<li>vis laudem saperet</li>
[/custom_list]

This code should be used in the HTML tab of your wordpress editor, since it uses HTML list tags(li’s). You can choose between fav, check, arrow and add in the type parameter of the shortcode.

[message_box type="information"]highlighted text[/message_box]

You can choose between information, confirmation, warning and error options for type parameter.

To create a table like this, all you have to do is to paste in the HTML tab of your wordpress editor a normal and clean table code with no classes at all.

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you can insert any text you want

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