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-This document demonstrates content is indented to match the source.
+# This document demonstrates the indentation of blocks and text
 
+Indentation is either leading spaces or tabs.
+Tabs are interpreted as 4 spaces.
+
+## Related MDE options
+fenced_start_and_end_regex   |  Matches the start and end of a fenced code block
+fenced_start_extended_regex  |  Match the start of a fenced block
+heading1_match               |  MDE_HEADING1_MATCH
+heading2_match               |  MDE_HEADING2_MATCH
+heading3_match               |  MDE_HEADING3_MATCH
+menu_divider_match           |  Pattern for topics/dividers in block selection menu
+menu_note_match              |  Pattern for notes in block selection menu
+menu_task_match              |  Pattern for tasks
+
+::: Flush divider, text, block, and comment
+Text
+```bash
+echo 'This is a very long string to force line wrapping in the interface.'
+ # comment indented 1 space
+```
+/ Comment
+
+  ::: Indented (2 spaces) text, block, and comment
+  Text
+  ```bash
+  echo 'This is a very long string to force line wrapping in the interface.'
+  # comment indented 1 space
+  ```
+  / Comment
+
+	::: Indented (1 tab) text, block, and comment
+	Text
+	```bash
+	echo 'This is a very long string to force line wrapping in the interface.'
+	 # comment indented 1 space
+	```
+	/ Comment
+
+
 This is a concise guide for using Bash commands to find and list recent files in a Linux system. The commands are safe to use and can help you quickly locate recently modified or accessed files.
 
 1. **List Recently Modified Files**:
    You can use the `ls` command with sorting options to list recently modified files in the current directory.
 
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 These commands provide a basic way to manage and track file modifications and access on your system. They are particularly useful for system administration and file management tasks.
 
 ```link :Link1
 ```
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+   ::: Indented (4 spaces) Link block
    ```link :Link2
    ```
 
 ```opts :Opts1
 ```
 
+   ::: Indented (4 spaces) Opts block
    ```opts :Opts2
    ```
 
 ```port :Port1
 ```
 
+   ::: Indented (4 spaces) Port block
    ```port :Port2
    ```
 
 ```vars :Vars1
 ```
 
+   ::: Indented (4 spaces) Vars block
    ```vars :Vars2
    ```