Style guide: how a letter looks
Every element a letter can use, written as a letter.
This page shows every element the theme can set, so you know what your letters will look like. The text is a letter like any other.
Heading level two
A paragraph can hold bold words, italic words, underlined words and a link to the about page.
Heading level three
Shorter sections use a smaller heading.
Heading level four
Heading level five
Heading level six
- A list of things to bring
- A notebook
- A pen that works
- First, notice.
- Then, practise.
- Then, commit.
A quote stands out from the letter around it.
The alternative quote style is larger and centred.
A callout. Used for the “Try this” exercise in a letter.
A toggle: what if I miss a week?
You pick up the thread next Sunday. Nobody keeps score.
A bookmark: Keep Going
Eight weeks, ten people, Tuesdays at seven.
A header card
Used to open a longer section.
A product card: the printed workbook
Fifty-two exercises, one for every Sunday.
| Chapter | For whom |
|---|---|
| Notice | Everyone |
| Practise | Members |
With warmth, and see you next Sunday.
Mara
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