Entry: 2025-11-20

CSS Stress Test

This post serves as a “unit test” for my design language, inspired by the Nier: Automata YoHRa UI. It contains examples of common Org Mode elements to ensure the Hugo CSS handles them correctly.

Typography and Inline Styles

We need to verify that italics, bold text, strikethrough text, and underlined text render cleanly. We also need to check distinct elements like code (tilde) and verbatim (equals).

This is the keybinding for find-file: C-x C-f

Here is a standard hyperlink to an external site.

Lists and Definitions

Unordered List

  • Level 1 item
  • Level 1 item
    • Level 2 item (nested)
    • Level 2 item
      • Level 3 item

Ordered List

  1. Step One
  2. Step Two
    1. Sub-step A
    2. Sub-step B

Definition List (The Critical Test)

This uses the standard - Term :: Definition syntax.

YoRHa
An elite military force of androids charged with retaking Earth.
Bunker
The orbital base of operations for YoRHa forces.
2B
A battle android deployed to Earth.

Block Elements

Block Quotes

“Everything that lives is designed to end. We are perpetually trapped in a never-ending spiral of life and death.” – 2B, Nier: Automata

Tables

UnitClassStatusLoad
2BBattlerActive98%
9SScannerActive100%
A2AttackerAWOL???

Horizontal Rules

The line below separates sections.


Admonition System Check

Critical Failure If you see this box with a red border and a “WARNING” label, the Elisp filter is working.

Observation This should render as a neutral/accent colored note.

You can use bold and italics inside these blocks because the shortcode uses `markdownify`.

Technical Blocks

Source Code (Terminal)

def mission_status(unit_id):
    """
    Checks the status of a YoRHa unit.
    """
    if unit_id == "9S":
        return "Hacking in progress..."
    return "Combat Mode Engaged"

Example Block

This checks the styling for generic examples (often used for output or logs).

[LOG] Pod 042 reports connection established.
[LOG] Data upload to Bunker complete.
[WARN] Black box signal unstable.

Fixed Width (Colon Syntax)

Lines starting with a colon should render as literal text, similar to code but without the wrapper box.

This is a fixed-width line.
It should look like a typewriter output.
No syntax highlighting here.

Interactive & Meta Elements

Collapsible Details (HTML Export)

ACCESS CLASSIFIED DATA [CLICK TO EXPAND]

This data is concealed behind a standard HTML5 details element.

  • Hidden Intel A
  • Hidden Intel B

Footnotes & Citations

This is a statement that requires verification1. Here is another point that references the same source1.


  1. This is the footnote content. It will jump to the bottom of the page. ↩︎ ↩︎