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title: Jaspr Content
description: Documentation for the jaspr_content package.
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`jaspr_content` is a first-party Jaspr package for building **content-driven sites** like documentation, blogs, or marketing pages.
It provides **out-of-the-box tools** for loading, parsing, and rendering content from various sources like Markdown files. It is **fully customizable** and you are able to add your **own implementations** for each part.
Looking to get started? Skip to the [Quickstart](/content/quick_start).
## Features
- **📖 Markdown**: Load and parse markdown files from your filesystem or a remote source, such as GitHub.
- **🗃️ Frontmatter**: Parse frontmatter data from Markdown files and use it in your components.
- **🖋️ Templating**: Use a templating language like [mustache](https://mustache.github.io/mustache.5.html) to inject data into your content.
- **🧩 Components**: Enhance your content with Jaspr components like [``](/content/components/callout) or [``](/content/components/tabs). Choose from the built-in components or add your own.
- **📐 Layouts**: Use pre-defined layouts like the [DocsLayout](/content/layouts/docs_layout) or create your own.
- **🎨 Theming**: Use the built-in [theming system](/content/concepts/theming) to customize the look and feel of your site. With light and dark mode out of the box.
`jaspr_content` is fully compatible with "normal" Jaspr. You can use components and pages you already have in your app and mix them with content from `jaspr_content`.
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You can find out more about the features and how to use them in these sections of the documentation:
- [**Quickstart**](/content/quick_start): A quick introduction to get you started with `jaspr_content`.
- [**Guides**](/content/guides/adding_pages): Step-by-step guides for common use-cases and features.
- [**Concepts**](/content/concepts/pages): In-depth explanations of the core concepts and features of `jaspr_content`.
- [**Components**](/content/components/callout): A list of all built-in components and their usage.