index.qmd

---
title: "Posit Documentation Theme Example"
---

## Level two

Some text for level two.

[Test link](https://docs.posit.co)

### Level three

Some text for level three and showing `inline-code` references.

### Another level three {.preview-header}

Here is a footnote reference,[^1] and another.

[^1]: Here is the footnote.

#### Level four

Four levels deep. How far can we go?

##### Level five

Five is jive.

###### Level six

Six is deep enough! Stop!


## Level two: coding


```r
cat("cats are cats\n")
```

```python
print("snakes are not cats")
```

```{.txt filename="Output or filenames"}
Checking Job Launcher configuration...
Ensuring server-user is a Job Launcher admin...
Getting list of Job Launcher clusters...
Job launcher configured with the following clusters: Kubernetes, Local
launcher-adhoc-clusters is empty - all clusters may be used to launch adhoc jobs
launcher-sessions-clusters is empty - all clusters may be used to launch session jobs
Waiting for job to finish...
Job has finished running
Job exited successfully
```

```default
The default language identifier; used sometimes for logs.
```

And now for a code block without any language identifier.

```
This is some text in a code block without a language tag.
```

### Tabsets and pills

::: {.panel-tabset}
### RHEL

```bash
$ yum install rstudio-workbench-rhel
```

### Ubuntu | Debian

```bash
$ dpkg
```

::: {.panel-tabset}
### Ubuntu 22.04
```bash
$ You can nest tabsets
```

### Ubuntu 20.04
```bash
$ Nesting
```
:::


### SUSE

```bash
$ zypper
```

:::


::: {.panel-tabset .nav-pills}

### Pills
You can use tabs and pills for text, code blocks, tables, etc.

### Code

A single code block

```bash
$ yum install rstudio-workbench-rhel
```

Nested pills

::: {.panel-tabset .nav-pills }

### RHEL

```bash
$ yum install rstudio-workbench-rhel
```

### Ubuntu | Debian

```bash
$ dpkg
```

### SUSE

```bash
$ zypper
```

:::

### Table

|       |                           |
|-------|---------------------------|
| Table | some text about the table |
|Row | More stuff |


### Image

Example of an [informative image](https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/images/informative/), with relevant alt text:
![](/_extensions/posit-docs/assets/images/posit-logo-fullcolor-TM.svg){width=120 alt="Posit logo"}

Example of a [decorative image](https://www.w3.org/WAI/tutorials/images/decorative/), with empty alt text:
![](/_extensions/posit-docs/assets/images/posit-logo-fullcolor-TM.svg){width=120 alt=""}


:::

## Level two: callouts

Code-first means using code first. Does that mean we never do things manually?
No. Hands-on is delightful.

::: {.callout-note}
This is a note.
:::


::: {.callout-warning}
Explains hazards that could damage a product, including data loss.
:::

::: {.callout-important}
This is important; don't ignore this information.
:::


::: {.callout-note collapse="true"}
This is a collapsed note.
:::

::: {.callout-note}
## Some notes are not

This is a note with an alternate title.
:::

## Level two: lists

### Unordered list

#### Compact

*   ant
    *   bear
    *   cat
    *   dog
*   elephant
    *   frog
    *   giraffe
        *   hyena
        *   iguana
    *   jaguar
*   kangaroo
*   lion
*   mouse

#### Spaced

*   This is some text that is presented as a spaced list.

    This type of list is a good fit when there are multiple paragraphs or
    complicated elements which span multiple lines.

*   It is also good for code.

    ```python
    forty_two = 21 * 2
    ```

*   Sometimes, lists need to breathe.

### Ordered list

#### Compact

1.  ant
    1.  bear
    1.  cat
    1.  dog
1.  elephant
    1.  frog
    1.  giraffe
        1.  hyena
        1.  iguana
    1.  jaguar
1.  kangaroo
1.  lion
1.  mouse

#### Spaced

1.  This is some text that is presented as a spaced list.

    This type of list is a good fit when there are multiple paragraphs or
    complicated elements which span multiple lines.

1.  It is also good for code.

    ```python
    forty_two = 21 * 2
    ```

1.  Sometimes, lists need to breathe.


### Mixed list

1.  ant
    *   bear
    *   cat
    *   dog
1.  elephant
    *   frog
    *   giraffe
        1.  hyena
        1.  iguana
    *   jaguar
1.  kangaroo
1.  lion
1.  mouse