Scratchpad

[sup]superscript test[/sup]

[super]alternate superscript test[/super]

[sub]subscript test[/sub]

[h1]Header test #one[/h1]

[H1]Header test #two[/H1]

[h2]Header size test #2[h2]

[mono]Monospaced test one[/mono]

[monospace]monospaced test two[/monospace]

[courier]courier test for completeness[/courier]

fourteen-point

twenty-point

two-em

'right'-tag testing

Of course, plain right tag slides to the right.

But what if

you only surround

part of the line?

insertbox-inside-quotebox test

Doing some testing

multi-insert box test

one insert box inside another

multi-box test

Apparently, you need quite a lot of text to force an insert box to stay where you want it.  I wonder how much?  Just as much?  Twice as much?

An extra line to force stuff to stay up.

Stacked insertbox testing:

Luna sat in what had once been the hallway of The Old Castle, staring through the nonexistant doorway and out the decrepit window.  She heard Celestia walk up behind her, but she didn't feel like fleeing any more.

Celestia didn't say anything.  She simply sat down.  Carefully, precisely, like so much she did.  Probably doing it just to bug her.  Luna wasn't about to let it get to her.

"There used to be a flag out there, you know," she said instead.

"I know," said Celestia.

"It was kinda old, of course," continued Luna.  "Battered, beat up, and torn, dirty and grimmy, nothing like its former glory."

"Flapping in the breeze like the tatters of our history," suggested Celestia.

Luna's head drooped.  "Yes," she said, "That.  Like the tatters of our history."  The two sat there, thinking about where the flag had been.

---

Finally, Luna had had enough.  She raised her head and turned to glare at her sister.  "What do you want, Celestia?"

Celestia paused, but only for the briefest of moments.  "What do I want?  If at all possible, I'd like my sister back."

Luna looked up as she recognized her sister.  She was still recuperating from the summer solstice, and her ears only came up to Celestia's chin when they both stood straight.  "Celly?" she said agian.  "What's the matter?"

"Luna," said Celestia.  "May I c-- no, that was rude, I shouldn't have said that."  She shifted weight to her other side.  "I'm sorry."

"Oh, no, come in," said Luna, opening the door.  "I just-- What brings you up here?"

Celestia hesitated in the doorway.  "Well, I was hoping-- that is, I was wondering--"  She noticed Luna looking at her from over near the closet, and rushed through the rest.  "Would you like to go flying with me?"

Luna's expression brightened momentarily.  "Oh, I would love to.--  But don't you have things you need to do today?"

Celestia smiled wanly.  "I've cleared my schedule for today.  We can spend all day together, if you like."

/stacked insertbox testing

Results: insertbox breaks cannot be used as a section separater effectively.  I mean, they could, but... results would be weird.  The breaks would move around relative to the other column.

Now testing [hr]s

Good news: they will politely stay inside their box (column).