Callout
A callout box using container shortcode syntax :::callout[Title]{type=warning} or :::note[Title]{type=info}, rendering as a div with CSS classes rr-callout rr-callout--{type} and built-in default titles.
Callout syntax
:::callout[Warning]{type=warning}
More content.
::::::callout[Note]{type=note}
This is a note callout.
:::
Output: div.rr-callout.rr-callout--note with data-callout.
Titles fall back to built-in defaults (note, tip, warning, danger, bug, quote).
Callout types
Built-in callout types and their default titles:
note/note→ default title "Note"tip→ default title "Tip"warning→ default title "Warning"danger→ default title "Danger"bug→ default title "Bug"quote→ default title "Quote"
Custom titles and styles
Provide an optional title in the shortcode: :::callout[My Title]{type=warning}.
Override default titles via callout.defaultTitles option when registering the plugin:
callout: {
defaultTitles: {
warning: "注意",
},
}Obsidian Markdown callout integration
The @riebeckite/plugin-obsidian-markdown plugin also parses Obsidian-style callout blockquotes (> [!NOTE], > [!WARNING], etc.) and converts them to the same rr-callout CSS classes. This allows callouts written in Obsidian Markdown to render identically in Riebeckite without using the shortcode syntax.