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Section titled “Rendered markdown”Refund policy
Refunds return to the original payment method within 5–7 business days. Partial refunds are prorated against the unused term.
Eligibility
- Annual plans, within 30 days of renewal
- Monthly plans, within 48 hours of the charge
See the full billing terms or run
aortl billing refund <invoice-id>.
Disputes opened with the card issuer freeze the invoice until resolved.
| Plan | Refund window |
|---|---|
| Annual | 30 days |
| Monthly | 48 hours |
Refund policy
Refunds return to the original payment method within 5–7 business days. Partial refunds are prorated against the unused term.
Eligibility
- Annual plans, within 30 days of renewal
- Monthly plans, within 48 hours of the charge
See the full billing terms or run aortl billing refund <invoice-id>.
Disputes opened with the card issuer freeze the invoice until resolved.
| Plan | Refund window |
|---|---|
| Annual | 30 days |
| Monthly | 48 hours |
<div class="prose"> <h2>Refund policy</h2> <p> Refunds return to the original payment method within <strong>5–7 business days</strong>. Partial refunds are prorated against the unused term. </p> <h3>Eligibility</h3> <ul> <li>Annual plans, within 30 days of renewal</li> <li>Monthly plans, within 48 hours of the charge</li> </ul> <p> See the full <a href="#">billing terms</a> or run <code>aortl billing refund <invoice-id></code>. </p> <blockquote> Disputes opened with the card issuer freeze the invoice until resolved. </blockquote> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>Plan</th> <th>Refund window</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>Annual</td> <td>30 days</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Monthly</td> <td>48 hours</td> </tr> </tbody> </table></div><Prose> <h2>Refund policy</h2> <p> Refunds return to the original payment method within{" "} <strong>5–7 business days</strong>. Partial refunds are prorated against the unused term. </p> <h3>Eligibility</h3> <ul> <li>Annual plans, within 30 days of renewal</li> <li>Monthly plans, within 48 hours of the charge</li> </ul> <p> See the full <a href="#">billing terms</a> or run{" "} <code>aortl billing refund <invoice-id></code>. </p> <blockquote> Disputes opened with the card issuer freeze the invoice until resolved. </blockquote> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>Plan</th> <th>Refund window</th> </tr> </thead> <tbody> <tr> <td>Annual</td> <td>30 days</td> </tr> <tr> <td>Monthly</td> <td>48 hours</td> </tr> </tbody> </table></Prose>Injecting a rendered HTML string
Section titled “Injecting a rendered HTML string”<!-- server renders markdown → html, then: --><div class="prose">{{ renderedHtml }}</div><Prose dangerouslySetInnerHTML={{ __html: renderedHtml }} />Sanitize untrusted HTML before injecting it. The wrapper styles markup; it does not filter it.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”Takes no props of its own — native <div> attributes only.
Vanilla
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Restores element styling inside the wrapper: text-sm, 0.75rem block rhythm, list markers, underlined links, <code> chips, a scrolling <pre>, a bordered <blockquote>, h4–h6 sizing, and the table look from Tables |
The global reset strips margins, list markers, and link styling from bare elements so admin chrome stays neutral, which leaves backend-rendered HTML unstyled. This class re-establishes it for one region, from the same semantic tokens, so it follows dark mode. First and last children keep their outer margins collapsed.
Every descendant rule is wrapped in :where(), so a consumer’s own .prose a { … } wins on specificity without !important.
When you control the markup, reach for the dedicated components instead: Link, Table, Code blocks.