Small touches of color are always nice. It is actually very easy to do with Jekyll.

When using Markdown, an extra line with {: .class1 .class2 } will add class1 and class2 to the <p> element that represents the paragraph.

I therefore added some predefined classes in the style. Feel free to look into the page source to understand better.

Box

A nice box to convey some important message.

Is produced by the following

A nice box to convey some important message.
{: .box .small-caps }

Panel

There are 4 colors for panels1 : info, tip, note & warning.

Info Fusce hendrerit pulvinar est sit amet aliquet. Nunc at justo risus. Nullam eget dui et quam tempor sollicitudin at vitae neque. Sed pretium augue ut dolor egestas posuere. Vestibulum bibendum felis justo, nec auctor mi finibus vulputate.

Tip Aliquam et iaculis ex, vitae finibus lorem. Ut auctor et mi a suscipit. Phasellus ante nisi, tristique eget efficitur dapibus, laoreet et tortor. Suspendisse egestas orci purus, et varius eros aliquet ut.

This is an note panel.

This is a warning panel with {: .panel .warning }.

Legend

Legends are similar.

<< 1 SWAP / 1 + >>

Sample RPL code

is produced by

```
<< 1 SWAP / 1 + >>
```
Sample RPL code
{: .legend }

Tables

Tables are LaTeX styled. But still fully defined in Markdown.

Column A B C
Left Aligned Right Center
short This is a Filler This is another Filler

Example of some table

Internal hyperlinks

By default every header has an anchor that is hashed from the title content. If you add {#custom-id} at the end of the line, it is overriden with custom-id.

See how we go back to Panel.

  1. This is only working if using my main.scss. ↩