TEST: A quieter page, type and HTML

The first filing proved the HTML box is live. It also proved the site drop-cap rule is too hungry: it styles the first paragraph in every nest, so a pull quote lost its C and a byline can grow a gold letter it should not have.

This second pass is the same test without the circus. The credit above is a small-caps line, not a drop cap. The quote below is plain block text, not a paragraph, so the first-letter rule has nothing to steal. The pin is still Washington, 38.8950982, −77.0363849.

A newspaper page can carry a hed, a credit, a pull quote, and a small table. It should not shout the first letter of every box. If this story reads like type on paper, the compose stick is ready for real copy.