What this covers
# Every block type, all at once
A kitchen-sink article covering every Strapi Blocks node and inline modifier.
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## Paragraphs and inline modifiers
> This is a tip callout — type: "tip".
Plain text, then **bold**, then *italic*, then <u>underline</u>, then ~~strikethrough~~, then inline `code()`, and a [hyperlink to adheart.me](https://adheart.me).
A manually-typed pseudo-list inside one paragraph, like real CMS content sometimes has:
1. First manual step.
2. Second manual step.
3. Third manual step.
• Manual bullet one
• Manual bullet two
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## Headings, all levels
> This is an info callout — type: "info".
# Heading level 1
## Heading level 2
### Heading level 3
#### Heading level 4
##### Heading level 5
###### Heading level 6
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## Real Strapi list blocks
> This is a warning callout — type: "warning".
Ordered list (real list/list-item blocks):
1. Open the search page.
2. Apply the needed filters.
3. Click Save on the creative card.
Unordered list:
- You are signed in.
- You have access to creative search.
- Your workspace allows editing collections.
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## Quote and code
> A blockquote — for callouts pulled from support tickets or external sources.
```
curl https://api.adheart.me/v1/creatives \
-H "Authorization: Bearer <token>"
```
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## Image inside rich text content
An image block placed directly inside section.content:
Text right after the in-content image block.
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## Section-level image field
_(Use the separate "Image" field on the section, not a rich-text image block, for this one)_
Image: https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1611162617213-7d7a39e9b1d7?w=1200&q=80
Alt text: This image comes from section.image.
This section has both an image field and this text.
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## Very short section
One line.
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## A section with a much, much longer heading than the others to see how wrapping behaves in the sidebar and table of contents
Testing long headings in TOC/sidebar wrapping.
Next steps
Use it as a reference before you move to the next task.
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