+
+
+
+Admonition Boxes#
+Jeg har lavet denne side, så man kan se, hvordan forskellige bokse vises i Jupyter Book.
+Common Classes for Admonitions in Jupyter Book#
+The standard classes available for admonitions in Jupyter Book include but may not be limited to:
+-
+
note
+warning
+tip
+important
+caution
+danger
+error
+hint
+seealso
+
These classes typically map to conventional documentation styles, where each type is used to indicate different levels or types of information:
+-
+
note: General information that is important for the reader.
+warning: A caution about potential problems or pitfalls.
+tip: Advice or insights that might not be immediately obvious.
+important: Critical information that must not be overlooked.
+caution: Similar to warning but often used for less severe issues.
+danger: Indicates a very high risk of serious consequences.
+error: Used to describe errors or incorrect methods.
+hint: Suggestive information that may help in understanding or solving a problem.
+seealso: Used to refer to related information elsewhere.
+
Example of an Admonition in Jupyter Book#
+Here is how you would typically write a note type admonition in Jupyter Book:
```{admonition} Take Note
+:class: note
+This is a special note that will help clarify something important.
+Her følger først markdown-kode til admonition boxes, derefter den renderede version#
+Koden er hentet herfra.
+https://jupyterbook.org/en/stable/reference/cheatsheet.html#admonitions
+```{admonition} This is a title
+An example of an admonition with a title.
+```
+This is a title
+An example of an admonition with a title.
+```{note} Notes require **no** arguments,
+so content can start here.
+```
+Note
+Notes require no arguments, +so content can start here.
+```{warning} This is an exmample
+of a warning directive.
+```
+Warning
+This is an example +of a warning directive.
+```{tip} This is an example
+of a tip directive.
+```
+Tip
+This is an example +of a tip directive.
+```{caution} This is an example
+of a caution directive.
+```
+Caution
+This is an example +of a caution directive.
+```{attention} This is an example
+of an attention directive.
+```
+Attention
+This is an example +of an attention directive.
+```{danger} This is an example
+of a danger directive.
+```
+Danger
+This is an example +of a danger directive.
+```{error} This is an example
+of an error directive.
+```
+Error
+This is an example +of an error directive.
+```{hint} This is an example
+of a hint directive.
+```
+Hint
+This is an example +of a hint directive.
+```{important} This is an example
+of an important directive.
+```
+Important
+This is an example +of an important directive.
+```{admonition} This is a title
+:class: warning
+An example of an admonition with a title and a warning style.
+```
+This is a title
+An example of an admonition with a title and a warning style.
+Alt herunder er tests fra ting fundet andetsteds#
+:::{seealso}
+For a list of syntax extensions in MyST, see [the MyST documentation](https://myst-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/using/syntax-optional.html).
+:::
+See also
+For a list of syntax extensions in MyST, see the MyST documentation.
+```{admonition} My title
+:class: seealso
+My content
+```
+My title
+My content
+```{admonition} My title
+:class: todo
+My content
+```
+My title
+My content
+```{todo} This is an example
+of a todo directive.
+```
+Todo
+This is an example +of a todo directive.
+```{admonition} My title
+:class: seealso
+My content
+```
+My title
+My content
+```{seealso} This is an example
+of a seealso directive.
+```
+See also
+This is an example +of a seealso directive.
+
+