amvcp-typo-editorial

Editorial typography elements like drop caps, pull quotes, and lead paragraphs are applied by enforcing typography contracts via utility classes and design tokens. This ensures a consistent publishing register across visual-communicator pages.

Styling figure captions and blockquotes with design tokens involves using theme-safe CSS behaviors rather than hardcoded colors. This approach relies on token-driven variables to maintain correct light and dark theme rendering.

Yes, editorial typography styling works with light and dark theming by relying on theme variables instead of hardcoded colors. This token-driven method ensures text elements remain visually correct across different theme modes.

Yes, you need the DESIGN.md engine script to be present to generate theme-safe editorial typography. The Skill requires this dependency to enforce typography contracts and apply token-driven CSS behaviors correctly.

You should avoid using drop caps and pull quotes when authoring non-editorial content, as the styling register targets visual-communicator pages. The included guidance specifies when not to use these elements to maintain content clarity.

Yes, you can style badge, pill, and chip typography for light and dark modes. The Skill applies token-driven styling that adapts to theme variables, ensuring these metadata roles display correctly without manual color adjustments.