Before migrating to TanStack Markdown, the website made use of rehype-callouts. Since they're implementing Obsidian Markdown syntax, it allowed for collapsible callouts using either + or - right after the callout type:
> [!TIP]- Title
> Folded content. - means default collapsed, + means default expanded.
However, when TanStack Markdown was introduced, it changed how callouts are parsed. This now causes documentation sites using that feature to have broken callouts:
Before migrating to TanStack Markdown, the website made use of
rehype-callouts. Since they're implementing Obsidian Markdown syntax, it allowed for collapsible callouts using either+or-right after the callout type:However, when TanStack Markdown was introduced, it changed how callouts are parsed. This now causes documentation sites using that feature to have broken callouts: