Every post is a small collection of furniture. Here is the full set, arranged for inspection.
Words about words
And when your own words run out, you borrow better ones:
The quotation stands on its own small stage, waiting for someone worth quoting.
The Editor
Things in rows
Some content prefers a grid. The table below seats each element next to its job and its general mood:
| Element | Job | Mood |
|---|---|---|
| Heading | Sets the tone | Confident |
| List | Keeps count | Orderly |
| Quote | Borrows a voice | Generous |
Lists are the table’s casual cousins — the same instinct for order, none of the borders:
- Bullets in the margin’s own color
- Numbers in a matching mood
- Nothing louder than the text
Filed, not forgotten
Nothing dramatic. That’s rather the charm of an accordion: it keeps the page quiet until you ask.
More of the same, which is exactly what you hoped. An accordion with a single drawer is just a box.
For the technically inclined
Most of the details above come down to one small rule apiece. This is the one that draws the dotted underlines:
a, u, ins {
text-decoration-style: dotted;
text-decoration-thickness: 1px;
text-underline-offset: 0.1em;
}
That’s the whole set. Everything else is just writing.

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