Type alias ClassType

ClassType: "block" | "inline" | "link" | "list" | "listitem" | "columns" | "nextcol" | "image" | "code"

The types of classes currently defined

block: A rectangular block of text, equivalent to the CSS display:block property. This is generally an outer containing class. Usually contained by: Blocks, list items, columns. Can usually contain: Blocks, inlines, links, lists, columns, images, code

inline: A span of text with an unusual property, like italics or boldface or a color change. This is generally an innermost class: Most other tags can't go inside it, with some exceptions. Usually contained by: Blocks, list items, columns, links, inlines. Can usually contain: Inlines, links, images.

link: A span of text that is a clickable link to somewhere. Links usually cannot be placed inside other links. Usually contained by: Blocks, list items, columns, inlines. Can usually contain: Inlines, images.

list: A block-like region that may only contain list items. Usually contained by: Blocks, list items, columns. Can usually contain: List items.

listitem: A single item in a list, this is a block-like region that can contain just about anything else. Usually contained by: Lists. Can usually contain: Blocks, inlines, links, lists, columns, images, code

columns: A block-like region that may contain multiple parallel columns of blocks within it. Usually contained by: Blocks, list items, columns. Can usually contain: Blocks, inlines, links, lists, columns, images, code

nextcol: An infinitely small class (with no content) designed to separate columns of a column group. Usually contained by: Columns. Can usually contain: (nothing; has no body)

image: An inline text-like object that is replaced with external content. Usually contained by: Blocks, inlines, links, list items, columns, code. Can usually contain: (nothing; has no body)

code: A block-like region that reproduces its contents exactly. Usually contained by: Blocks, list items, columns. Can usually contain: (nothing; body is verbatim)

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