Callouts are colored, iconized boxes in 📝Rich Content for anything that needs to stand out from surrounding prose — a warning, a tip, a caveat, or a note the reader shouldn't skim past. They exist because important information buried in paragraphs gets missed; a distinct container lets a reader triage a memo at a glance. They're for any warning, tip, or aside worth pulling out of the flow.
Key Capabilities
- Insertion — type
/callouton any blank line to insert one immediately - Icon — your profile image (the first option in the picker), 9 emoji presets (💡 ⚠️ ℹ️ ⭐ 🔖 ❓ 💬 ✨ 🎯), or any custom emoji; defaults to 💡
- Color — 7 presets (yellow, blue, orange, red, green, teal, purple) or a custom hex color, defaults to blue
- Rich text — full formatting inside the box: bold, italic, links, lists, inline code
- Toolbar — hover the block to change color, change icon, or delete it
Getting Started
- On a blank line, type
/calloutor open the/menu and select Callout - Click the icon to change it, or hover the block for the color picker
- Write inside it like any other block — press Enter on an empty line to exit
FAQ
- What can I put inside a callout? The same rich text as the rest of the editor — bold, italic, links, lists, inline code, and multiple paragraphs.
- How do I change the color or icon? Click the icon to open the icon picker, or hover the callout to reveal the color picker in its toolbar.
- How do I exit a callout when I'm done? Press Enter on an empty line at the end of the block; focus returns to normal document flow.
- Does a callout survive save and reload? Yes — callouts round-trip through markdown as a
:::calloutblock, icon, color, and content intact.
Related
- 📝Slash Commands — the
/menu callouts are inserted from