1. Blocks 🔗

NML supports different kind of blocks. The syntax goes like this:

>[!Warning]
>Text...
> * A list
>> [!Quote][author=me]
>>Something I said..

Which looks something like this:

Text...

A list

Something I said..

The default blocks types are:

Quote (see Quotes for properties)
Warning
Note
Todo
Tip
Caution

Blocks can be comprised of any paragraph element (e.g style, links) as wall as other blocks and lists.

2. Nesting blocks 🔗

You can nest blocks as much as you like

Here's a quote inside the tip.
Some information...
Back to the quote

Another block

Given by the following
>[!Tip]
> You can nest blocks as much as you like
>>[!Quote]
>> Here's a quote inside the tip.
>>>[!Note]
>>>Some information...
>> Back to the quote
>
>>[!Caution]
>>Another block

3. Quotes 🔗

Quotes support properties and have a style under style key style.block.quote.

Properties:

author The quote author
cite The quote source name
url The quote source url (used for accessibility)

Style:

author_pos Position of the author statement, available options:

None Hides the author
Before Displays the author before the quote
After Displays the author after the quote (default)

format An array with 3 format strings to control how the author is displayed:

Format for author+cite
Format for author only
Format for cite only

Default Style
{
	"author_pos": "After",
	"format": ["{author}, {cite}", "{author}", "{cite}"],
}

1	>[!Warning]
2	>Text...
3	> * A list
4	>> [!Quote][author=me]
5	>>Something I said..

1	>[!Tip]
2	> You can nest blocks as much as you like
3	>>[!Quote]
4	>> Here's a quote inside the tip.
5	>>>[!Note]
6	>>>Some information...
7	>> Back to the quote
8	>
9	>>[!Caution]
10	>>Another block

1	{
2	"author_pos": "After",
3	"format": ["{author}, {cite}", "{author}", "{cite}"],
4	}