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Typora-Theme-Tailors Introduction

Introduction

This theme is inspired by my two favorite themes:

  1. Phycat by XuJilong. Homepage: GitHub - sumruler/typora-theme-phycat: Phycat Typora Theme Mainly referencing the title part.

  2. Typora-Theme-Neumorphism by Soanguy. Homepage: GitHub - Soanguy/Typora-Theme-Neumorphism: Neumorphism style typora theme Mainly referencing the inline part.

  3. I changed a lot of the colors and unnecessary hover CSS to make the overall style more compatible. Since Soanguy hasn’t updated for a long time, I encountered some bugs while using it, which I fixed.

  4. Continuous updates, if there are any issues, please raise them in the issue section, and I will fix them when I have time.

  5. Tailors means that I have patched together this theme from various sources, feeling a bit embarrassed.

Title Styles


First Level Title

Second Level Title

Third Level Title

Fourth Level Title

Fifth Level Title
Sixth Level Title

Image Tips

  1. Quickly adjust the photo size: Adjust any number in the positions below to the desired scaling size.

    Method: ![Photo Name Number](Photo URL "Number")
    For example: Adjust to 50% size ![Photo Name 50](Photo URL "50")

    Note: The default scaling size is set in steps of 5, i.e., 0, 5, 10, 15...

    Maine 50

    Maine 30

  2. Note that photos cannot be adjusted to inline elements.

HTML Elements Introduction

  1. You can introduce the following styles through the <var> </var> element:

    • The original meaning of this element is to define variables.

    • Like this

Typographical Introduction

Blockquote Style

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Inline Styles

Inline styles support bold, emphasis, code, underline, strikethrough, LATEX, X2, H2O, highlight, link.

Table Styles

Align LeftAlign CenterAlign Right
Third columnSome lengthy text$1600
Second columnAlign center$12
Zebra stripesVery tidy$1

List Styles

  1. Ordered list item 1.

  2. Ordered list item 2.

    • Unordered sublist item 1.

      • Second-level unordered sublist item 1

    • Unordered sublist item 2.

      • Completed item. Use "[]"

      • Uncompleted item. Use "[x]"

Code Styles

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