The component set

Everything in the gallery is imported from astro-inkstone/components/ by path and rendered with the package's default tokens. Components are presentational: they take data and label strings as props (English defaults), so a site in any language passes its own.

3 chapters · 24 components · every one imported by path from astro-inkstone/components/

chapters: 3
components: 24
wiki pieces: 6
raw colors: 0

The chapters

Each card is one chapter of the rail in the sidebar; the chips name what it shows.

PART I

Content & typography

The pieces prose is built from — callouts, chips, grids, step rails, stat rows, paper cards and reference lists.

CalloutPaperCardGridStepsStats

7 components→

PART II

Wiki & browse

The taxonomy set this garden's shelves are built from, and the two link-graph panels — linked mentions and the sidebar's local graph.

NoteCardFacetNavTaxonomyLineBacklinksLocalGraph

8 components→

PART III

Interactive & furniture

A live canvas demo and the site-owned loader contract, plus the page furniture — heroes, hub cards, jump lists, footers.

DemoMountHeroHubCardLocalTocPageFooter

9 components→

A hub, live

This note is itself the demonstration of a hub: a top-level note whose frontmatter declares nav — an ordered chapter list. The machinery you are looking at:

the sidebar shows the chapter rail (I/II/III) under the hub's brand, with prev/next pagination at each chapter's foot;
chapters inherit the hub's taxonomy — none of the three gallery chapters declares its own kind, domain or status, yet each shows this note's; a chapter that sets its own values overrides wholesale (the same explicit-wins rule as everywhere else);
on browse pages the hub is one unit: one card, with a chapter count — chapters never clutter a shelf;
each chapter's part: number must match its position in nav, or the build fails — the rail and the frontmatter cannot drift apart;
the cards above are HubCard components in a .hub-grid; the box below is a reading path (.path), the other piece of hub furniture.

Where to start

New to the package → Part I→Part II; building a browse site → straight to Part II→the getting-started guide; the Markdown side of the same story → the kitchen sink.