Text & Content

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# === TEXT & CONTENT PAGE ===
# This page demonstrates markdown formatting and content blocks

# Create content with text and accordions
text_content <- create_content() %>%
  add_text(md_text(
    "This page demonstrates text formatting and content blocks.",
    "",
    "You can use **bold text** for emphasis, *italics* for subtle highlighting,",
    "and `inline code` for technical terms like `add_viz()`.",
    "",
    "Combine styles: ***bold and italic*** or **`bold code`**.",
    "Add [hyperlinks](https://dashboardr.dev) to external resources.",
    "",
    "Lists work too:",
    "",
    "- First item with **bold**",
    "- Second item with *italics*",
    "- Third item with `code`"
  )) %>%
  add_accordion(
    title = "What is an accordion?",
    text = "An **accordion** is a collapsible content block. Users click to
           expand and reveal hidden content. Great for FAQs or code examples."
  ) %>%
  add_accordion(
    title = "Pro tip: Nested content",
    text = md_text(
      "Inside accordions, you can include:",
      "",
      "- Markdown formatting like **bold** and *italics*",
      "- Code blocks for examples",
      "- Links to documentation"
    )
  ) %>%
  add_text("Text-only pages are useful for documentation or methodology notes.")

# Create page and add content
text_page <- create_page(name = "Text & Content", icon = "ph:chalkboard-simple-bold") %>%
  add_content(text_content)

This page demonstrates text formatting and content blocks available in dashboardr.

You can use bold text for emphasis, italics for subtle highlighting, and inline code for technical terms or function names like add_viz().

Combine styles: bold and italic or bold code. Add hyperlinks to external resources.

Lists work too:

• First item with bold
• Second item with italics
• Third item with code

What is an accordion?

An accordion is a collapsible content block. Users click to expand and reveal hidden content. Great for FAQs, code examples, or additional details that might clutter the main page.

Pro tip: Nested content

Inside accordions, you can include:

• Markdown formatting like bold and italics
• Code blocks for examples
• Links to documentation

This keeps your dashboard clean while providing depth for curious users.

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Text-only pages are useful for documentation, methodology notes, data sources, or any context that helps users understand your visualizations.