Markdown: Enable Admonition extension #1514
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Same strange test failure as in #1513 |
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Please resubmit after resolving conflicts caused by PR 1511. Ignore comment regarding help-en on PR 1511. Need to fix #1519 Thanks for helping! |
the Admonition extension is built in the markdown-parser: https://python-markdown.github.io/extensions/admonition/ This PR enables the extension and adds documentation to it, as well as tests The rst admonitions don't handle titles, so the documentation can't contain examples for this feature.
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the Admonition extension is built in the markdown-parser: https://python-markdown.github.io/extensions/admonition/ This PR enables the extension and adds documentation to it, as well as tests
The rst admonitions don't handle titles, so the documentation can't contain examples for this feature.