Every content module in one article
This article exists to exercise the media section renderer: bold, italic, an external link and an internal link.
- Bullet list, first item
- Bullet list, second item
- Bullet list, third item
Numbered lists work too
- Numbered list, first item
- Numbered list, second item
A quote block: chess is the struggle against the error.
Paragraph after the nested callout.
Closing paragraph after every module above; the poll follows below.
Test revalidate
The six blocks below exist so the heading ladder can be compared at a glance; each is followed by a paragraph of running text at the section's body size.
Heading level 1
Running text after the first level. The Sicilian Defence answers 1.e4 with 1...c5, trading symmetry for an imbalance Black can play for a win.
Heading level 2
Running text after the second level. A rook belongs behind a passed pawn, whether the pawn is yours or your opponent's.
Heading level 3
Running text after the third level. Zugzwang is the position where every legal move makes things worse, and passing is not allowed.
Heading level 4
Running text after the fourth level. An isolated queen's pawn buys open lines and piece activity at the cost of a permanent weakness.
Heading level 5
Running text after the fifth level. In opposite-coloured bishop endings an extra pawn often counts for nothing; with rooks on, it frequently decides.
Heading level 6
Running text after the sixth level. The smallest heading should still read as a heading rather than as emphasised body text.