Closed web0174 closed 9 months ago
I agree that this would be useful.
There are two different syntaxes. The :::
syntax is used by VitePress and Docusaurus. Both of them render a title inside the container but the plugin you mentioned doesn't.
::: info
Hello
:::
The alternative syntax is using blockquotes + ![type]
, which is used by GitHub and Obsidian.
> [!note]
> Hello
This is how it looks like on GitHub:
[!NOTE] This is an example (read this on github.com)
I don't have a strong opinion on the syntax itself but I think the blockquote syntax would be a better match in this case. I try to be compatible with Obsidian stuff when possible and many users will likely host their content on GitHub.
Do you have a strong opinion or need for the :::
syntax or custom containers without a title? If not, I will see if I can implement the blockquote syntax.
Hi, I don't have any preferences about the syntax. Aesthetically I really like the GitHub style, in fact in the second test I did I was inspired by that.
However, I believe that the best choice is the one you consider most used and compatible. Thank you 👋🏻
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Hello, great job thank you very much. 👍
Hi, it would be nice if you could add support for markdown-it-containers. (or something similar....) Almost all documentation generators have them and they are useful for attracting attention. They also give a more professional look to the site. I did a little test and it seems to work, but if you decide to add them, you will know what is the best way to do it. ( 🙏 sorry for my English, I hope I managed to make myself understood). Ciao 👋🏻.