Media Demo: Images, YouTube, Lists, Callouts
A sample post showing every content block the editor supports — inline images from URLs, YouTube videos, callouts, lists, and quotes.
Written by Dr. Yashwanth · BPT, MIAP · Founder & Clinical Director · Chief Physiotherapist
This post exists to show every content block the editor supports — so you can see how an image URL, a YouTube video, headings, lists, and callouts render on the live site.
Inline image (from any URL)
Use the Insert image button and paste a public URL — for example from Unsplash, your website CDN, or Supabase storage. The image is placed exactly where your cursor sits in the body.
YouTube video link
Paste any YouTube or YouTube Shorts URL via Insert video link. The player embeds inline with a caption underneath.
Lists, quotes & callouts
- Click where you want media in the body
- Press Insert image or Insert video link
- We drop the markdown line at the cursor
“The best cue is the one your patient actually remembers at 2 pm on a Tuesday.”
That is the whole editor
If a block renders here, it will render on the live journal page. Delete this post whenever you are done exploring.
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