Callout Usage Guide
📌 Callout Usage Guide
Callouts are used to provide annotations or highlight important information in notes without disrupting the main text flow. This feature is inspired by Obsidian and can be used for various purposes such as info, warnings, tips, and code examples.
✨ How to Use Callouts
To create a callout, add [!type] at the beginning of a quote block (>). The callout type determines its appearance and icon.
📖 Basic Example
This is an example info callout
This callout provides additional information.
🔥 Supported Callout Types
Here are some callout types that can be used:
Info
Success
Warning
Danger
Error
Bug
Note
Abstract
Todo
Question
Failure
Example
Quote
Important
History
Journal
Date
Book
Search...
Person
Code
Discord
Github
Youtube
Behance
Dribbble
Medium
Snapchat
Vimeo
Tiktok
Twitterx
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📂 Nested Callouts
You can also nest multiple callouts inside each other to organize information more neatly.
1> [!question] Can callouts be chained?
2> > [!todo] Yes! This is an example of a nested callout.
3> > > [!example] You can even have multiple layers of callouts!
Can callouts be chained?
Yes! This is an example of a nested callout.
You can even have multiple layers of callouts!
🔄 Collapsible Feature
Currently, the collapsible feature is not yet available. However, it will likely be added in a future update.
1> [!note] Collapsible Feature
2> Sorry, this feature is not yet available. It will be added in the future.
Collapsible Feature
Sorry, this feature is not yet available. It will be added in the future.
🔗 Reference Sources
For more information about callouts, you can visit the Obsidian documentation:
Obsidian Callouts
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Happy callout usage! 🚀
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