<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><!DOCTYPE article  PUBLIC '-//OASIS//DTD DocBook XML V4.4//EN'  'http://www.docbook.org/xml/4.4/docbookx.dtd'><article><articleinfo><title>HelpOnAdmonitions</title></articleinfo><para>Admonitions are used to make some text stand out or to point out something which doesn't fit in the normal flow of the text.  </para><para>There are five different admonitions currently supported by the Modern theme. They are warning, caution, important, note and tip. Below is an example of the caution admonition. </para><screen><![CDATA[{{{#!wiki caution
'''Don't overuse admonitions'''
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Admonitions should be used with care. A page riddled with admonitions will look restless and will be harder to follow then a page where admonitions are used sparingly.
}}}]]></screen><caution><para><emphasis role="strong">Don't overuse admonitions</emphasis> </para><para>Admonitions should be used with care. A page riddled with admonitions will look restless and will be harder to follow then a page where admonitions are used sparingly. </para></caution><para>The other admonition styles are: </para><warning><para><emphasis role="strong">Warning</emphasis> </para><para>Use warnings when there is a risk of bodily harm or dataloss. </para></warning><important><para><emphasis role="strong">Important</emphasis> </para><para>Remember that in the new wiki-syntax the terminating }}} need to be on a separate line. </para></important><note><para><emphasis role="strong">Note</emphasis> </para><para>You can use normal <emphasis>markup</emphasis> and <link linkend="">links</link> in the admonition. </para></note><tip><para><emphasis role="strong">Tip</emphasis> </para><para>For syntax examples, please read the raw source markup of this page. </para></tip></article>