This page is built with MDX
This is an h3 in markdown syntax
This is bold markdown text:
You can still write your pages in plain markdown, mixed in with regular HTML with Taiwind CSS or custom CSS classes. It's up to you what you want to do. You can also imort other components at the top of the file if for some reason you don't want to add it to the components shortcode config insde the MDX component. Like I did with this outbound link you can click for more details.
But using imports means you'll have to style them yourself and you want to avoid that. So you should just use the link component to create both inbound and outbound links. Using Markdown Syntax to create links works just as well for both internal and external links since it's already pre-configured to use the link component.
This is an h5 title text pattern with a margin modifier
You can also write your own code in markdown, although that's not recommended you can technically do it. Go search for that though, I remember seeing an example a while back but I can't find it right now.
This is a content section component with no container and custom vertical padding
You can use component shortcodes
You can write regular HTML content.
Whatever components you pass to or define in MDX will be available as shortcodes.
You can use regular markdown syntax, but not in a grid - have to wrap that in a div or something man. I mean give me something to work with here dude.
This is a regular h6 headline
This is just a regular markdown paragraph. That's cool and all but shortcodes are even cooler, check some of them out: