rst examples

lists

• unordered lists
  • nested

5. ordered might not start with 1

   • nested items (e.g., lists) must be properly indented

6. and can be auto-numbered

   1. ordered nested lists
   2. work as well

links

Link to a …

• … headline links
• … headline with a different link text
• … page
• … file in page's directory (this is also how to link to images you embedd etc.)
• … static file (you should not need this very often)

comments

(you'll only see it in the source of the page ;))

images

This image is fetched from the Internet and also a link to somewhere…:

This image is served from our server and it has a caption:

galleries

With the m-col-… classes used below, the grid is 4 columns wide on larger screens and 3 on smaller screens. Hence, the image count is ideally a multiple of both (12, 24, 36, …). Of course, you can also modify the grid widths.

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videos

For Vimeo videos use .. vimeo VIDEO_ID

Some of our Vimeo videos can only be embedded by the domains osm.hpi.de and localhost (not 127.0.0.1, so be aware when developing/testing locally).

blocks

tables

There are two different types of tables supported by standard rst.

However, you probably want to use list tables (check the source of this file):

… or even CSV tables:

… which might feed from files:

custom HTML header

Such as CSS/style sheets:

========
my title
========

:html_header:

  <style>
  td {
  \ vertical-align: top;
  }
  </style>

Please note the backslash, since the lines of the :html_header: "value" (i. e., the style sheet in this case) must be on the same indentation level.