+++ title = "Welcome to DeepThought" description = "A simple blog theme focused on writing powered by Bulma and Zola" date = 2020-08-31 [taxonomies] categories = ["Documentation"] tags = ["theme", "zola"] [extra] comments = false +++ This is a small example post of stuff you can do with the `DeepThought` theme. We'll try to represent all possible markdown and shortcode combinations here so you can develop easily. ## Here's some lists - let's list some stuff - unordered, of course. 1. We can also order lists 1. And nesting here works too 2. We can do whatever we want! 2. And drop back to the original indentation. # Headers ## Smaller ### Smaller still! #### Can't really get much smaller than this ##### Even if you try ###### It won't do anything We can also *italicize* stuff, or make it **bold**. # Code Want some Rust code? We got Rust code. ```rust // `vst` uses macros, so we'll need to specify that we're using them! #[macro_use] extern crate vst; // We're implementing a trait `Plugin` that does all the VST-y stuff for us. impl Plugin for Whisper { fn get_info(&self) -> Info { Info { name: "Whisper".to_string() } } } ``` We can also add a filename to our code blocks which is super useful when providing tutorials, etc. Here's some HTML we can insert into our markdown file right before the code block. (Meta, right?)
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