Document new Note renderings `> **Note**`, `> **Warning**`, etc.

[aisgbnok]

Code of Conduct

• I have read and agree to the GitHub Docs project's Code of Conduct

What article on docs.github.com is affected?

• Basic writing and formatting syntax
  • Under its own section
• Working with advanced formatting having its own page?

What part(s) of the article would you like to see updated?

I just noticed that using > **Note** will generate a rendered/highlighted Note with a little info icon.

Note

I use this syntax in some markdown files, and it just started rendering this way. (Update: see community/community#16925 (comment).)

I'm not entirely sure the best location to put this, you can see my suggestions above? If this becomes open to public contribution, I would love to open a PR documenting this. Thanks!

Additional information

I love these new little improvements that are being done across the site, similar to #17312 with color rendering #3fb950, adding LaTeX rendering, and now this new Note rendering.

Note
Yes

Error
No

Warning
Yes

Info
No

Success
No

I'd love to see how these develop and help document them.

[aisgbnok]

For reference, I just found the post about it here: community/community#16925 (comment).

[janiceilene]

@aisgbnok Thanks so much for opening a PR! I'll get this triaged for review ⚡

[huyz]

Isn't this still a "beta feature" "subject to change"?

[aisgbnok]

@huyz, yes, to my knowledge this is still being tested as a beta feature.

Once GitHub finalizes the syntax, design, etc. they will most likely document it. If they choose to leave it to public contribution, then a PR can be opened in this repo. This issue can be closed once the documentation is published, or if it's deemed unnecessary, etc.

[janiceilene]

👋 @aisgbnok I've spoken with the team and we're not ready to add this to the docs yet, since it's so early in the beta. I'm going to close this now 💛

Thank you so much for your interest and passion in improving the GitHub Docs ⚡