Summary
A leading Summary (or TL;DR) section in Notion renders as this highlighted box at the top of the post.
This page is the live output of the notion-netlify-blog template: every supported Notion block, rendered through the theme. Inline you get bold, italic, inline code, a link, and a footnote marker.1
Why it matters
A Heading 2 becomes a section title and a Table-of-Contents entry. Body copy sits at a comfortable reading size.
- A bulleted list item
- A longer item so you can see how a wrapped line sits under its accent marker
- A numbered list item
- A second numbered item
A Notion quote becomes a blockquote with an accent rule on the left.
How it works
A plain callout becomes a bordered aside:
Note Bold the first word in a callout and it becomes this uppercase label.
A callout with a 💬 icon becomes a pull-quote:
Every score is reproducible run-to-run — same inputs, same output.
One detail
A Heading 3 is a sub-section. Code blocks render dark and monospaced:
const score = grade(response, rubric);
return { score, evidence };| Dimension | Score | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Discoverability | 3.5 | High |
| Assessment | 4.2 | Medium |
Takeaways
A divider (above) becomes a thin rule. That is the full block vocabulary — write in Notion, publish to static HTML.