# Site

While Typography comprises most of a websites content. There are other forms of content that can be that should be considered when building out the front-end of you site. Stylesora includes some of these additional content elements in it's base styles.


Musora's link styles closely match paragraph elements. The difference would be the addition of the tw-text-current and visited:tw-text-current. These classes are added to ensure the link itself is not styled by default. So you can use add additional styles without having to override the defaults.

# Examples

Paragraph link with no styles.

Email: example@email.com

Phone: 555-555-5555

New Tab: New Tab

<div class="tw-font-bison-bold tw-uppercase">
    <!-- Link in Paragraph -->
    <p>Paragraph <a href="#" title="this link goes nowhere">link</a> with no styles.</p>
    <!-- Email Link -->
    <p>Email: <a href="@mailto:example@email.com" title="" target="" class="tw-text-drumeo">example@email.com</a> </p>
    <!-- Phone Link -->
    <p>Phone: <a href="tel:555-555-5555" title="Example Phone link" target="" class="tw-text-pianote hover:tw-underline">555-555-5555</a> </p>
    <!-- Open in new tab -->
    <p>New Tab: <a href="/" title="Open this page in new tab" target="_blank" class="tw-text-guitareo tw-font-bold hover:tw-text-green-500">New Tab</a> </p>
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# Lists


Lists are used to display content that share a common theme. Stylesora includes prestyled ordered and unordered lists. By Default, lists are unstyled but you can tailwind classes to them. We've also added an additional tw-list-square utility class to give more design options.

# Examples

Ordered List

  1. Item One
  2. Item Two
  3. Item Three

Unordered List (styled bullets)

  • Item One
  • Item Two
  • Item Three

Unordered List (squares)

  • Item One
  • Item Two
  • Item Three
<div class="tw-font-bison-bold tw-uppercase">
    <h6>Ordered List</h6>
    <ol class="tw-list-decimal">
        <li>Item One</li>
        <li>Item Two</li>
        <li>Item Three</li>
    </ol>
    <br>
    <h6>Unordered List</h6>
    <ul class="tw-list-disc">
        <li>Item One</li>
        <li>Item Two</li>
        <li>Item Three</li>
    </ul>
    <br>
    <h6>Unordered List (squares)</h6>
    <ul class="tw-list-square">
        <li>Item One</li>
        <li>Item Two</li>
        <li>Item Three</li>
    </ul>
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# Tables


Coming soon...

Last Updated: 3/2/2021, 4:07:01 PM