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Display concrete examples of the different types of asides #1123

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16 changes: 9 additions & 7 deletions Sources/docc/DocCDocumentation.docc/other-formatting-options.md
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Expand Up @@ -14,13 +14,15 @@ configuration. For those situations, use an aside.

DocC supports the following types of asides:

| Type | Usage |
| ----- | ------ |
| Note | General information that applies to some users. |
| Important | Important information, such as a requirement. |
| Warning | Critical information, like potential data loss or an irrecoverable state. |
| Tip | Helpful information, such as shortcuts, suggestions, or hints. |
| Experiment | Instructional information to reinforce a learning objective, or to encourage developers to try out different parts of your framework. |
> Note: General information that applies to some users.

> Important: Important information, such as a requirement.

> Warning: Critical information, like potential data loss or an irrecoverable state.

> Tip: Helpful information, such as shortcuts, suggestions, or hints.

> Experiment: Instructional information to reinforce a learning objective, or to encourage developers to try out different parts of your framework.

To create an aside, begin a new line with a greater-than symbol (`>`), add a space,
the type of the aside, a colon (`:`), and the content of the aside.
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