H1 title that isn't the article header title

This is an introductory paragraph that sets the stage for the article. It contains bold text, italic text, and bold italic text. You can also find underlined text and internal links or external links throughout the content.

Main Section: Understanding the Basics

This paragraph follows a level 2 heading. It demonstrates how text flows naturally in an article format. The content includes various inline elements like inline code snippets and highlighted text.

Figure 1: A hero image demonstrating proper image placement with caption

Subsection: Key Concepts

Here we explore the fundamental concepts that form the foundation of our discussion. This section includes multiple paragraphs to demonstrate proper text flow and readability.

Unordered List Example

• First item in an unordered list
• Second item with bold text inside
• Third item with italic text and a link
• Fourth item with nested list:
  • Nested item one
  • Nested item two
  • Nested item three
• Fifth item to show list continuation

Ordered List Example

1. First step in a process
2. Second step with code example
3. Third step with nested ordered list:
   1. Sub-step 3.1
   2. Sub-step 3.2
4. Fourth step
5. Fifth and final step

Quotes and Citations

"This is a blockquote demonstrating how quoted text appears in an article. It typically includes important statements, citations, or notable quotes from experts or sources."

— Expert Source, 2024

Following the blockquote, we continue with regular paragraph text that provides context or additional information.

Code Examples

Articles often include code examples. Here's an inline code example: const example = "Hello World";

function calculateNutrition(calories, protein, carbs, fat) {
  const total = protein + carbs + fat;
  const proteinPercent = (protein / total) * 100;
  const carbsPercent = (carbs / total) * 100;
  const fatPercent = (fat / total) * 100;

  return {
    total,
    percentages: {
      protein: proteinPercent.toFixed(2),
      carbs: carbsPercent.toFixed(2),
      fat: fatPercent.toFixed(2),
    },
  };
}

Advanced Topics

Articles often include multiple images throughout the content to illustrate points and break up text.

Figure 2: First content image demonstrating visual elements

Tables and Data

Tables are useful for presenting structured data in articles.

| Nutrient | Daily Value | Food Source | | ------------- | ----------- | ------------------------ | | Protein | 50g | Chicken, Fish, Beans | | Carbohydrates | 300g | Rice, Bread, Fruits | | Fats | 65g | Avocado, Nuts, Olive Oil |

Additional Content Elements

Level 5 Heading Example

This paragraph demonstrates content under a level 5 heading. It shows how deeper heading levels can be used for more granular organization.

Level 6 Heading Example

The smallest heading level (h6) is used here to show the full range of heading hierarchy available in articles.

Definition-Style Content

Macronutrients : Nutrients required in large amounts: proteins, carbohydrates, and fats.

Micronutrients : Nutrients required in small amounts: vitamins and minerals.

Caloric Deficit : Consuming fewer calories than your body burns, leading to weight loss.

Figure 3: Another content image showing variety in visual presentation

Mixed Content Section

This section demonstrates how different elements work together. We have bold text, italic text, code, and links all within the same paragraph.

Here's a paragraph with a ^superscript reference¹ and a _subscript for chemical formulas like H₂O.

"The best way to predict the future is to create it. This applies to both nutrition and fitness goals."

Figure 4: Final image demonstrating conclusion section visuals

Conclusion

This comprehensive mock article has demonstrated all common text elements that can appear in an article:

• Headings (h1 through h6)
• Paragraphs with various inline formatting
• Ordered and unordered lists (including nested lists)
• Images with captions
• Blockquotes and citations
• Code blocks (inline and block)
• Tables with structured data
• Definition lists
• Horizontal rules
• Links (internal and external)
• Text formatting (bold, italic, underline, superscript, subscript)

This mock article serves as a comprehensive template for testing article rendering and styling across all possible content elements.

Footnotes

¹ This is a footnote reference demonstrating how citations and references can be included in articles.