Component Reference

This lesson demonstrates every available shortcode and Markdown style. Use it as a copy-paste reference when writing new lessons.

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Typography

Regular paragraph with bold, italic, bold italic, strikethrough, and inline code.

This is a blockquote. Use it for quotes or secondary context.

Headings

Use ## for section titles and ### for subsections. The # heading is reserved for the lesson title (rendered separately).

Lists

Unordered:

• First item
• Second item with bold
• Nested list:
  • Sub-item A
  • Sub-item B

Ordered:

1. Step one
2. Step two
3. Step three

Code block

# Example: calculating VWAP
vwap = sum(price * volume) / sum(volume)
print(f"VWAP: {vwap:.2f}")

Table

Indicator	Best For	Timeframe
Volume Profile	Support/Resistance	Intraday
Footprint	Order Flow	Scalping
Delta	Buyer/Seller pressure	Any

Link and image

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Callout Variants

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Key Takeaway

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Before / After Slider

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Candlestick Chart

Default chart with demo data:

Chart with volume bars:

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Volume Profile

Horizontal histogram of traded volume by price level with POC and Value Area:

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Volume Profile Chart

Multiple volume profiles side by side with shared price axis, POC and Value Area per column:

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Video Embed

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Try in ATAS

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Footprint Builder

Interactive step-by-step footprint construction from raw ticks:

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Cluster Chart

Cluster chart showing multiple bars with bid/ask butterfly histogram and candle highlights:

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Matching Engine

Step-by-step matching engine simulator showing how a market order consumes liquidity from the order book, generates prints (trades), and builds a footprint. Three synchronized panels update together on each step:

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CVD Chart

Dual-pane chart: price candlesticks on top, CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta) candlesticks on the bottom. Trend lines show convergence/divergence between price and CVD:

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Combining Components

You can mix shortcodes with regular Markdown freely:

Then try the interactive builder above to see how each tick fills the footprint grid.