Lab only. The post is unchanged. Pick a treatment and a title size. The real post is Beeswax creates a honey of a business.
Whose words
WordPress has no block for “this paragraph is ours, the rest is the article.” Quote and pullquote are built for someone else’s words, so they point the wrong way if we wrap our note. A Group, or a paragraph with a class, is the native tool. The Icon block only stores an SVG. The marks below are that kind of SVG. No file needed.
A. Tinted note
A core Group with the trust background and a small label. Our sentence is the note. The column starts underneath, unmarked.
From Skidmore’s
In October 2012, Jan Halliday profiled Vince and Susan for The Leader, the Port Townsend and Jefferson County newspaper. The column ran on October 16 under the headline “What’s in Store: Beeswax creates a honey of a business.” This is our recap, kept with the workshop. The sentences in quotation marks are theirs, from that column.
In 1982 Vince had a new pair of beater cowboy boots and wanted a cream that would protect them.
B. Left rule
Same idea, quieter. A wax rule, no fill.
From Skidmore’s
In October 2012, Jan Halliday profiled Vince and Susan for The Leader, the Port Townsend and Jefferson County newspaper. The column ran on October 16 under the headline “What’s in Store: Beeswax creates a honey of a business.” This is our recap, kept with the workshop. The sentences in quotation marks are theirs, from that column.
In 1982 Vince had a new pair of beater cowboy boots and wanted a cream that would protect them.
C. Mark the column
The intro stays a normal paragraph. The borrowed column sits on white with a honey line and the paper’s name. This is the quote block’s job, aimed at the article.
In October 2012, Jan Halliday profiled Vince and Susan for The Leader, the Port Townsend and Jefferson County newspaper. The column ran on October 16 under the headline “What’s in Store: Beeswax creates a honey of a business.” This is our recap, kept with the workshop. The sentences in quotation marks are theirs, from that column.
In 1982 Vince had a new pair of beater cowboy boots and wanted a cream that would protect them. He melted beeswax from the family hives with oils in a double boiler, whipped the mix with a hand-cranked eggbeater, and rubbed it into the leather.
From the column in The Leader, October 16, 2012
Title size
The post title is an H1 on the XXL step: about 40px on a phone, up to 72px on a desktop. No line-height is set, so the lines sit far apart. These five use the same words at the same width as the post. Now, Tight, and Tighter keep the size and only close the leading. A little smaller also drops the size. H2 size is the next step down, shown so the drop is obvious.
Now — XXL, line-height 1.2
Beeswax creates a honey of a business
Tight — XXL, line-height 1.02
Beeswax creates a honey of a business
Tighter — XXL, line-height 0.92
Beeswax creates a honey of a business
A little smaller — max 52px, line-height 1.05
Beeswax creates a honey of a business
H2 size — XL, line-height 1.08
Beeswax creates a honey of a business
Category and tags
The wax chip is the category. The honey outline chips are tags. The folder and the tag are inline SVGs, which is what the Icon block saves. The tags are already on the post. This row is the look.
