# Comprehensive Markdown Documentation Example
This document demonstrates **100%** of the styling capabilities of the nve-markdown component, covering all CSS rules defined in the stylesheet.
## Typography and Text Formatting
Markdown supports various text formatting options including **bold text**, *italic text*, and ***bold italic text***.
For technical documentation, you might need Ctrl + C for keyboard shortcuts, x = y + 5 for variables, or Hello World for sample output.
### Links and References
Here's an example of an [internal link](#internal), and an [external link](https://example.com) that opens in a new tab.
For scientific notation: H2O and E=mc2 demonstrate subscript and superscript formatting.
#### Text Modifications
Sometimes you need to show deleted text and inserted text to track changes. Use HTML for abbreviations with tooltips.
Fine print: This text uses the small element for disclaimers or additional notes that are less prominent.
## Lists and Hierarchies
### Unordered Lists
- First level item one
- First level item two
- Second level item one
- Second level item two
- Third level item
- First level item three
This paragraph tests that lists properly end with margin-bottom.
### Ordered Lists
1. Step one: Initialize the project
2. Step two: Install dependencies
1. Run \`npm install\`
2. Verify installation
3. Step three: Start development server
## Code Examples
Inline code like `const greeting = "Hello";` is useful for short snippets.