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Basic Paragraph Formatting
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Regular Paragraphs
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This is a regular paragraph, it may continue on one line
or it may continue on the next.

An empty line will create a new paragraph.
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Block quotes
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> This is a block quote. It follows the same rules
> as paragraphs, but requires a ">" on each line.
>
> An empty line started with ">" in a blockquote will continue a blockquote.

> Otherwise, an empty line will break.
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Preformatted Text
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  Preformatted text is marked by a tab, 2 spaces, or 4 spaces.
  It follows the same rules as block quotes, but using tabs/spaces.
  
  This includes empty lines if they are to be of the same preformatted block.

  Empty lines will break.
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Code
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  # Code is started by a tab, 2 spaces, or 4 spaces followed by a pound.
  # It follows the same rules as preformatted text, but adding a pound.
  #
  # This includes empty lines.

  # Empty lines will break.
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Paragraph Formatters
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Paragraphs may apply formatters by adding formatters to an otherwise empty line in the style's format. Examples:

.class(alt_paragraph)
This is a
paragraph

>.class(alt_block)
> This is a blockquote
> :)

  .class(alt_pre)
  This is a preformatted
  paragraph.

  #.class(alt_code)
  # This is a code
  # paragraph.