Quotes and callouts

A quote is a line starting with >.

> What is not written down did not happen.

A callout is a quote whose first line names its kind in brackets. Five kinds, each with its own colour:

> [!NOTE]
> For what is worth knowing, with no urgency at all.

> [!TIP]
> For the shortcut you found the hard way.

> [!IMPORTANT]
> For what cannot be passed over.

> [!WARNING]
> For what can go wrong if you do not look.

> [!CAUTION]
> For what has no way back.

• The kind is read in any case: [!note] is a note.
• GitHub wants the marker alone on its line; Tisty also takes words after it, > [!TIP] Take the spare roll., and those words become the callout's first line.
• A kind Tisty does not know, like [!FOO], leaves an ordinary quote.
• Nearly anything fits inside a callout — lists, code, rules, a section — as long as every line carries its >.
• The same five kinds can also be written the way other tools write them, as a block between :::tip and a lone :::; Tisty draws it as the same callout.