// Note the three spaces, instead of a more standard four;
// this is so when it is used a space-character will be used to separate the {attribute}
// from the rest of the text (creating an indentation of four spaces).
:tab: {nbsp}{nbsp}{nbsp}
== Heading
Take a look at the indented paragraphs below! Cool huh?
{tab} My fancy introduction of this awesome paragraph.
{tab} This line is joined to the one prior.
{tab} This starts a new paragraph block. +
{tab} The trailing plus forces this to be on a new line, but a part of the same block.
{tab} This is the beginning of a really long paragraph. Notice how it begins to look like a normal paragraph, like in a book, as the text wraps and falls under the indented first line. I wonder what else can be done here?
This will be rendered as:
Take a look at the indented paragraphs below! Cool huh?
My fancy introduction of this awesome paragraph. This line is joined to the one prior.
This starts a new paragraph block.
The trailing plus forces this to be on a new line, but a part of the same block.
This is the beginning of a really long paragraph. Notice how it begins to look like a normal paragraph, like in a book, as the text wraps and falls under the indented first line. I wonder what else can be done here?