First things first
Related Reading
Before diving in, you might want to check out these related topics:
- Investing Fundamentals - Start with the basics
- DCF Valuation - Learn about valuation methods
This is regular paragraph text. It stays within the comfortable reading width of approximately 65 characters per line. This makes it easy to read without your eyes getting tired from tracking across overly long lines.
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If this gets rendered weird we shall know
Using Wide for charts and infographics
When you need more space for a chart or infographic, wrap it in the Wide component:
When to use Wide
This is a subsection explaining when the Wide component is appropriate.
Specific use cases
Here are some specific scenarios where Wide works best.
Chart Placeholder
This area is ~1000px wide - perfect for charts, comparison tables, and infographics
Back to regular content width. Notice how the text returns to the comfortable reading width while the chart above had more breathing room.
Using FullBleed for immersive content
For truly full-width content like hero images or background sections:
Best practices for FullBleed
Some guidance on when and how to use full-bleed sections effectively.
Full-width section
This spans the entire viewport - great for immersive moments
And we’re back to normal text. The transition feels natural because we maintain consistent typography.
You can also use CSS classes directly
If you prefer not to import components, just add the class:
Using class="wide" directly works too!
And class="full-bleed" for edge-to-edge content.