While the technical aspect is implemented into the theme, the styles are not simply because it doesn't scale well. Now users are able to use their own styles in Markdown - not just the predefined shipped with the theme.
Aim of this issue is to make styles configurable for the user, assigning a title, icon and color to it.
This will move the the CSS variables for style colors into the hugo.toml and will cause the page to look differently if the user has defined its own colors for a given style. Because of this, I consider this a change better to be released in a major version.
McShelby
commented
1 month ago
Currently the theme only supports a few styles https://mcshelby.github.io/hugo-theme-relearn/shortcodes/button/index.html#style
The amount of styles was expanded in 6.2.0 to make it compatible to GitHub styled alerts.
With 6.3.0 we have introduced processing of Obsidian styled alerts.
While the technical aspect is implemented into the theme, the styles are not simply because it doesn't scale well. Now users are able to use their own styles in Markdown - not just the predefined shipped with the theme.
Aim of this issue is to make styles configurable for the user, assigning a title, icon and color to it.
This will move the the CSS variables for style colors into the
hugo.tomland will cause the page to look differently if the user has defined its own colors for a given style. Because of this, I consider this a change better to be released in a major version.