A Full-Featured Blog Post

Introduction

This post exists as a reference implementation.
It demonstrates the full range of blog features supported by the HTS blog system, using real content patterns rather than synthetic examples.

Nothing in this post requires custom configuration or per-post logic — everything shown here works by default.

What This Post Demonstrates

• Automatic image optimization via render hooks
• Syntax highlighting with copy-to-clipboard support
• Generated table of contents
• Consistent typography for common Markdown elements
• Internal and external link handling

Code Examples

Code blocks automatically receive syntax highlighting and a copy button, without any author-side configuration:

function greet(name) {
  console.log(`Hello, ${name}!`);
}

greet('World');

This behavior is applied uniformly across all posts.

Lists and Formatting

Unordered List

• First item
• Second item
• Third item

Ordered List

1. Step one
2. Step two
3. Step three

Standard Markdown lists are rendered with consistent spacing and readable typography.

Quotes

“This is a blockquote example, styled to clearly distinguish quoted content from the surrounding text.”

Blockquotes require no special syntax beyond standard Markdown.

Links

• Internal link
• External link

External links are automatically styled and annotated to distinguish them from internal navigation.

Tables

Tables are rendered responsively with readable spacing and clear visual separation:

Images

Images referenced in Markdown are automatically optimized and responsive:

No manual image processing or shortcodes are required.

Conclusion

This post demonstrates that a fully featured blog experience can be achieved without plugins, shortcodes, or per-post configuration.

The goal is to keep authoring simple while enforcing consistent structure, performance, and presentation across all content.