The pediment
The triangular gable over a temple's front. It crowns a hero, a modal or a dialog.
A horizontal cornice, two raking cornices climbing to the apex, and a recessed tympanum. The pitch defaults to 13° to preserve the Greek proportion rather than reading as a steep domestic roof. Figures in the tympanum scale dynamically to the triangular height at each position and omit cleanly where clearance is insufficient. Shaded from the page's global sun.
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Hero masthead, modal header, or landmark entrance.
Custom properties
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Budget
- One per page. A page has one principal entrance.
- Never inside body text or inline cards.
Restraint is the aesthetic, and it does not survive being applied generously. These limits are the specification, not advice.
Also in structure
- pinaxA catalogue entry that will not be half-filled
- colophonThe tailpiece, once you have finished
- echinosThe questions, inside the jar
- syngrapheAn account cut in stone, and checked
- ostrakonFilters cut from one broken pot
- kylindrosWork turning on an optical drum
- stoaThe column under load is where you are
- entasisA dock of columns that swells where you look