Closed Calorion closed 2 years ago
Actually, maybe. Let me look into it. But I would recommend using the MSDoc syntax.
Here's the thing though: There's a lot of non-coders who would like to use indents for formatting rather than code blocks. So ideally I'd like the default admonition to be invoked with only an indent, and multiple indents to create nesting.
I don't think that it is a good idea, I prefer admonition being more specific to invoke, I use tabs for other things. But why not making it optional.
Oh, definitely it would be an option. Those that like their code blocks will want things as they are. This wouldn't be the default.
This can now be done with the Microsoft Document Syntax.
I'm not sure how this works. Plain indents are still code blocks, not Admonition blocks.
This is how you do it:
[!quote]
This is an admonition!
Please read through the section I linked to in this comment for the syntax.
Thanks, but that’s not quite the same thing as the default admonition being able to be invoked with only an indent.
Would it be possible to make Admonition invokable with indents rather than backticks?