Start a quote with > [!NOTE] and write your text on the lines below it, each starting with > . Fluxer shows the quote as a colored box with an icon and a title.
> [!WARNING]
> The event starts an hour later this week.
Which alert types does Fluxer support?
Fluxer supports the same five alerts as GitHub's Markdown, and each kind of alert has its own color and icon, which makes it easy to tell them apart in a busy channel.
| Type this | Title in English |
|---|---|
> [!NOTE] |
Note |
> [!TIP] |
Tip |
> [!IMPORTANT] |
Important |
> [!WARNING] |
Warning |
> [!CAUTION] |
Caution |
The title shows in each reader's app language. Upper and lower case both work, and any other word in the brackets, such as [!DANGER], leaves a normal quote.
How do I write a longer alert?
Start every line of the alert with > , and the alert ends at the first line without it. You can also put text on the same line right after the label, and an alert can have lists and headings in it. A quote that starts with >>> can't become an alert.
Do alerts work in DMs and forums?
Yes. Alerts work in every message, including DMs, group DMs, threads and forum posts, and in the web, desktop, iOS and Android apps. Bots and webhooks can use them in messages and embed descriptions too. The "About me" text on a profile doesn't support alerts.