🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi Mary...

You should think of the example element like a section element. Once you add either one to a conbody, all you can add from that point on is more sections or examples.

The idea is that example (and section) are just containers for other content. Within the example element you can add paragraphs (

element) and most other elements. The fact that you can type textual (inline) content directly into an example can be a bit confusing .. I'd try to avoid that. Just use the example as a container for additional elements that provide the example content. If you want to have non-example content after the example, add a section element then put p elements (or whatever) inside of that.

You can customize your EDD so that these "inline" elements and text are not allowed to force your writers to use just the block-level elements. This will keep your files more regular and understandable.

Cheers,

...scott