So the envious green elephant is stepping up to .Markdown as displayed by say Obsidian. Nice use of Emojis... as against some more 'regular' uses. Excellent examples. Markdown has 'titles' and then plain text of the callout... and they have a generic 'box, backcard look, coloured based on the 'Info', 'Quote', 'Warning', etc. Selected by mouse click or insertable from hotkey combo, etc., I am not sure if Obsidian has 'aliases' of the callout... and of course if you merely want to add an emoji to the front of a paragraph of text, you can do that too, no need for a 'callout'... but of course searchable. In .Markdown editor, mostly. : ))))) So no need to 'waste' a tag. ; )))))))) But in Obsidian, you can 'fold' the callout to be under its title, so the warning, detailed instructions or your sensitive NHS details can be hidden. Have fun, be good and be safe...
Yer, but... in .MD, the call-out Title that sits with the Emoji is a 'toggle' as in folds, so you call-out might be huge or detailed, and it helps remove the clutter of the callout without it disappearing... but if you are saying I, in Evernote, add a toggle and apply a call out text (and Emoji) title, then format a 'callout'... you can mistakenly move one and not the other, yes?
can you also select or search through the system to callouts?
or use it as a kind of tag?
Not through search but it may be possible through the AI Assistant... I'll give it a try later when I'm back at my desk.
So the envious green elephant is stepping up to .Markdown as displayed by say Obsidian. Nice use of Emojis... as against some more 'regular' uses. Excellent examples. Markdown has 'titles' and then plain text of the callout... and they have a generic 'box, backcard look, coloured based on the 'Info', 'Quote', 'Warning', etc. Selected by mouse click or insertable from hotkey combo, etc., I am not sure if Obsidian has 'aliases' of the callout... and of course if you merely want to add an emoji to the front of a paragraph of text, you can do that too, no need for a 'callout'... but of course searchable. In .Markdown editor, mostly. : ))))) So no need to 'waste' a tag. ; )))))))) But in Obsidian, you can 'fold' the callout to be under its title, so the warning, detailed instructions or your sensitive NHS details can be hidden. Have fun, be good and be safe...
You can add a toggle above callouts or pretty much any other item and show/hide them.
Yer, but... in .MD, the call-out Title that sits with the Emoji is a 'toggle' as in folds, so you call-out might be huge or detailed, and it helps remove the clutter of the callout without it disappearing... but if you are saying I, in Evernote, add a toggle and apply a call out text (and Emoji) title, then format a 'callout'... you can mistakenly move one and not the other, yes?