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https://help.obsidian.md/Editing+and+formatting/Callouts

https://quartz.jzhao.xyz/features/callouts

> [!info]- Title
> 
> This is a callout!

> [!note]
> 
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> [!abstract]
> 
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> Aliases: summary, tldr

> [!info]
> 
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

> [!todo]
> 
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> [!tip]
> 
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> Aliases: hint, important

> [!success]
> 
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
> Aliases: check, done

> [!question]
> 
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> Aliases: help, faq

> [!warning]
> 
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
> Aliases: caution, attention

> [!failure]
> 
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
> Aliases: fail, missing

> [!danger]
> 
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
> Alias: error

> [!bug]
> 
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

> [!example]
> 
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet

> [!quote]
> 
> Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
> Alias: cite

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HTML comments can be used in Markdown code, <!--- Wrap text ---> is the symbol that will be wrapped with comments text.

Some Markdown processors support two dashes of HTML Syntax <!-- Wrap text -->

here is the markdown comments syntax

This comment syntax will not work when parsing using pandoc markdown, comments shown in HTML.

_italic text_
<!---
comments syntax
--->
***  bold text**

How to write down comments Jekyll and GitHub markdown

Jekyll and GitHub Markdown supports the following comments

  • Inline comments
  • Block comments

Here is a comments’ syntax. Comment text started with {::comment} and ends with {:/comment}.

{::comment}
comment text
{:/comment}
  • Inline comments example

Comments are written in a single line along with content.

This is header tag content  {::comment}comment text{:/comment}
  • Block comments Example It is used to write comment text in multiple lines.
{::comment}
comment text 1
comment text 2
ignored by parser
{:/comment}

Cross-reference (named anchor) in markdown

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This is the Heading

Escape period in ordered and unordered list

If you start an ordered or unordered list item with a number followed by a period for e.g. 1. 1. or - 1. then it is treated as nested ordered list.

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1. 1. First Item

2. 99. Second Item


     


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First Item

Second Item
- 1. First Item

- 99. Second Item


     


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Second Item

You can get rid of this by adding a backslash \ in front of period for e.g. - 1.

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1. 1. First Item

2. 99. Second Item


     
  • 1. First Item


  •  
  • 99. Second Item


1. First Item

99. Second Item
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- 99. Second Item


     
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