This first paragraph is the one WordPress will likely pull as the auto-excerpt, so it exists to check that nothing weird happens before the first heading.
Formatting check
A paragraph with bold text, italics, inline code, and a link to the site.
Here is a second paragraph so we can confirm paragraph breaks survive rather than collapsing into one block.
A subheading
Checking that H3 renders differently from H2 once your CSS lands.
- Bullet one
- Bullet two
- Bullet three
- Numbered one
- Numbered two
A blockquote. Useful for callouts in tutorials — worth knowing whether it survives.
Image check
Replace the line below by dragging a real image from your vault into this note.
Some text after the first image, to confirm the image doesn’t swallow what follows.
Code check
# Does a fenced code block survive as pre/code?
for frame in range(0, 250):
render(frame)
Text after the code block.
Second image
Replace this one too — two images tests whether the uploader handles more than one.
Video check — method A (bare URL)
The line below is a plain URL on its own line. WordPress auto-embeds these, but only if the converter leaves it as bare text rather than wrapping it in a link tag.
Video check — method B (shortcode)
Same video via WordPress’s embed shortcode, which is more robust because it doesn’t depend on the URL surviving untouched.
Whichever of these two renders as a player is the one to use from now on. If both work, use A — it’s less to type.
Table check
| Tool | Used for |
|---|---|
| Blender | Modelling, VJ loops |
| After Effects | Comp and finishing |
| TouchDesigner | Realtime |
Final paragraph
If everything above arrived intact, the pipeline works. Delete this post afterwards.
