Inkwell

== Description ==

Poetry breaks every assumption a blog theme makes. Lines must not reflow arbitrarily, long lines need a hanging indent rather than a centre-aligned wrap, and stanza spacing is semantic. Inkwell’s verse block handles all three, and does it in the editor as well as on the front end.

Issues are a taxonomy and contributors are a post type, so a poet’s page lists everything of theirs across nine years without anyone maintaining a list.

The measure is 58 characters for prose and unconstrained for verse, because a poem was set to a width by its author and a theme should not second-guess it.

== Screenshots ==

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== Installation ==

• Install and activate the theme.
• Create an issue term, then add pieces to it.
• Use the Verse block for poetry and the ordinary paragraph block for prose.

Contributor pages are generated from the contributor post type. There is no separate author account needed.

== Frequently asked questions ==

Does the verse block preserve spacing?

Leading spaces, internal spacing and blank lines, all preserved and all editable.

What about translations printed facing?

A two-column facing pattern that stacks on narrow screens, keeping stanza alignment.

== Changelog ==