This article is a durable test page for the Hethersett Electrical blog. It exercises the core Markdown features supported by the article renderer so you can confirm typography, lists, tables, and code blocks all display correctly after a build. Edit it freely in Sveltia CMS to check how each field behaves.
Headings and paragraphs
Use second-level headings for the main sections of an article and third-level headings for subsections.
Keep paragraphs short and readable. You can mix bold, italic, and inline code inside any
paragraph, and link to other pages such as the blog index.
A subsection
Subsections help break a longer guide into scannable steps without overusing the page hierarchy.
Lists
Unordered lists are good for non-sequential points:
- Domestic and commercial electrical work
- Air conditioning installation and servicing
- EV charger installation
- EICR and landlord certificates
Ordered lists are good for steps:
- Book a free quote
- Confirm the scope of work
- Schedule the installation
- Receive your certificate
Blockquote
Always use a qualified electrician for fixed wiring work. A valid certificate protects you, your property, and anyone who lives or works there.
Table
| Service | Typical lead time | Certificate issued |
|---|---|---|
| EICR inspection | 1–2 weeks | Yes |
| Consumer unit upgrade | 1 week | Yes |
| EV charger install | 1–2 weeks | Yes |
| Air conditioning | 2–3 weeks | Yes |
Code
Fenced code blocks are syntax highlighted on build:
function bookQuote(service) { return `Requested a quote for: ${service}`}console.log(bookQuote("EV charger installation"))Wrapping up
If everything above renders cleanly, the Markdown pipeline and Sveltia CMS fields are working as expected. Head back to the blog to see this article in the listing.