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Use Admonitions on website

See original GitHub issue

🚀 Feature Proposal

Our current docs are full of “Note:” and its ilk, sometimes as a quote (>), sometimes in italics etc… We should instead use admonitions both since they look better, but also to have a consistent way of adding this type of info and it can differentiate between notes, tips etc…

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Created 2 years ago
Comments:23 (14 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

7reactions

Ash-KODEScommented, Feb 25, 2022

@Biki-das you should had asked before opening a PR since I had claimed the issue beforehand,I was going though changes

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Ash-KODEScommented, Feb 27, 2022

Ok then,I will work on versioned doc,Np:)

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