MDX Components Test

This is a test post to demonstrate all the custom MDX components and improved styling.

Typography Test

Heading Level 3

Heading Level 4

Heading Level 5

Heading Level 6

This is a paragraph with proper spacing and line height. It should be easy to read and have appropriate margins.

List Indentation Test

Here's an unordered list that should now have proper indentation:

• First level item
• Another first level item
  • Second level item (this should be indented)
  • Another second level item
    • Third level item (even more indented)
• Back to first level

And here's an ordered list:

1. First item
2. Second item
   1. Nested item one
   2. Nested item two
      1. Deep nested item
3. Third item

Code and Blockquotes

Here's some inline code that should be styled properly.

// This is a code block
function hello() {
  console.log("Hello, world!");
}

This is a blockquote that should have proper styling with a border and background. It can span multiple lines and should look good.

Image Testing

Default Image Behavior

Here's a standard markdown image (using the enhanced img component):

Custom Image Component Tests

Basic Custom Image (PNG)

Custom Image with Size Configuration (SVG)

Left-Aligned Image

Right-Aligned Image

Center-Aligned Image with Custom Width

Multiple Image Types Using ImageGrid

Large Image with Height Constraint

ASCII Art Component Test

The ASCII art above should be automatically sized to fit its container!

Links and Other Elements

Here's a test link with proper styling.

This horizontal rule should have proper spacing.

The table above should be properly styled with borders and spacing.

Image Component Features Demonstrated:

• ✅ Basic image display with enhanced styling
• ✅ Width and height configuration (pixels and percentages)
• ✅ Placement options (left, center, right alignment)
• ✅ Captions with proper styling
• ✅ Multiple image formats (PNG and SVG support)
• ✅ Responsive behavior with proper aspect ratio maintenance
• ✅ ImageGrid component for proper layout patterns instead of HTML divs
• ✅ Proper MDX patterns avoiding inline styles and raw HTML elements

PostLink Components Usage

The new PostLink components allow you to create interactive links within MDX content that use the client-side post management system while preserving server-side rendering.

Available Components

1. PostLink (Basic)

Creates a standard link with primary color styling:

Check out this related post (now).

2. RelatedPostLink

Creates a link with an icon and secondary styling for related content:

3. ButtonPostLink

Creates a button-styled link for call-to-action scenarios:

How It Works

1. Server Rendering: The MDX content is rendered on the server with fallback URLs
2. Client Enhancement: When JavaScript loads, the links are enhanced with client-side functionality
3. Progressive Enhancement: Links work even without JavaScript (fallback to standard navigation)
4. Context Integration: Uses the PostStackActionsContext to call addPost from use-post-management.ts

Architecture

• PostLinkClient: Client component that handles the interactive behavior
• PostLink, RelatedPostLink, ButtonPostLink: Server components that wrap the client component
• Integrated into getMDXComponents() for use in both server and client rendering contexts

Benefits

• ✅ Preserves server-side rendering
• ✅ Progressive enhancement with client-side functionality
• ✅ Reusable with different styling options
• ✅ Compatible with existing post management system
• ✅ Works in both server and client rendering contexts

Success!

If you can see proper styling for headings, list indentation, the ASCII art component above, and various image configurations, then our custom MDX components are working correctly! 🚀