Welcome to the P4H content test post. This opening paragraph checks base body copy — size, colour and line height — with a little emphasis, some highlighted text, inline inline_code(), and a standard text link that should underline in green and brighten on hover. And this is small print.

A second paragraph confirms spacing between paragraphs is comfortable, and that longer runs of text wrap cleanly at the reading measure without feeling cramped or leggy.

Heading level one

H1 rarely appears in post bodies, but if an editor pastes one it should still look intentional.

Heading level two — the workhorse

Most section breaks in articles use H2. Check the Quicksand family, medium weight and tight letter-spacing.

Heading level three

Sub-sections under an H2.

Heading level four

Smaller still, slightly heavier weight.

Heading level five

Rarely used, but covered.

Heading level six / eyebrow label

H6 doubles as the uppercase green eyebrow style.

Lists

An unordered list with green markers:

• NHS trusts and foundation trusts
• Integrated Care Boards (ICBs)
  • A nested item to test sub-list spacing
  • Another nested item
• Suppliers, from global medtech to regional SMEs

And an ordered list:

1. Register your organisation
2. Complete the supplier profile
3. Submit your framework application

Blockquote

The plan rewards suppliers who understand the system, not just the specification.

Commercial Director, NHS Supply Chain

Table

Code

Inline code like --e-global-color-accent sits in a soft green chip, while blocks get the dark panel:

/* Example: theme accent override */
selector {
  --p4h-dna-opacity: .7;
  --p4h-dna-fade-point: 30%;
}

Keyboard input: press Ctrl + K to insert a link.

Images & captions

An aligned-left image with text wrapping around it:

This paragraph should wrap around the left-aligned image. Procurement teams across the NHS are rethinking how they engage the market, and imagery placed inside articles needs to hold up whether it floats left, right or sits centred. Keep reading so the float has enough text to wrap convincingly around the image before the next section clears it.

And this one wraps around a right-aligned image. On mobile both floats should stack full-width and centre themselves. Again, a couple of sentences of running text so the wrap is visible in the preview.

WordPress caption shortcode output

Classic editor caption markup — .wp-caption / .wp-caption-text.

Gallery

Gallery caption text.

Misc

Abbreviations like ICB get a dotted green underline. Select any text on this page to check the green ::selection colour.

End of test content — if everything above looks native to the P4H theme, the stylesheet is wired up correctly. 🎉