`. That's the "lightest" form of
> markup that is built into ikiwiki itself.
>
> Alternatively^2, some different hook (I think [[plugins/typography]]
> might use the right one?) could interpret an ad-hoc syntax and
> turn it into a `
` either before or after `htmlize` processing.
> However, that would be adding an extra layer of syntax for your
> users to keep track of.
>
> [[templates|ikiwiki/directive/template]] are another way this could
> work:
>
> \[[!template id=warning text="Do as I say, not as I do."]]
>
> There's a "note" template bundled with ikiwiki already.
>
> --[[smcv]]
>> I think you mean the `htmlize` hook, as I cannot find any `htmlize`
>> plugin.. That said, yeah, i understand the limitations of Ikiwiki
>> here. I guess that the [[ikiwiki/directive/template]] directive is a
>> good workaround, but it's not really shorter to write:
>>
>> \[[!template id=warning text="Do as I say, not as I do."]]
>>
>> than to write:
>>
>> [[!format txt """
Do as I say, not as I do.
"""]]
>>
>> ... in fact, it's actually longer. So short of allowing arbitrary
>> classes *and* fenced blocks, I don't think this can go much
>> further.
>>
>> We *could*, however, import the admonition styles from MoinMoin
>> directly. It would involve importing 5 icons from MoinMoin and
>> creating associated styles. Is that something you would be open to?
>>
>> --[[anarcat]]