You render some markdown, get back a pile of unstyled HTML, and then you style it. Headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, code. You do it for the blog. Then you do it again for the docs. Then a third time for the chat UI that streams model output token by token. Every context, the same elements, slightly different rules.
shadcn shipped a take on this on July 10, 2026, called shadcn/typeset. It's worth a look even if you don't use the rest of shadcn/ui, because it isn't a component and it isn't a CLI install. It's one CSS file you copy into your project and own outright.
What is shadcn/typeset?
Typeset is a styling system for rendered HTML and markdown, delivered as a single CSS file. You wrap your content in a .typeset container and everything inside it gets styled: headings, paragraphs, lists, tables, code, blockquotes, links, footnotes, even MathML and <details>.
<div className="typeset typeset-docs">
