Add CSS styles or anchors in Markdown code
Hugo’s attributes are plain HTML attributes getting injected from the Markdown source into the rendered HTML.
There is one box for framing content like a figure. And there are four kinds of annotation boxes for important messages: Danger, warning, info, and success.
When the content of a block fits nicely into a single column we can shrink & move it to the left or the right.
It’s easy to manually add anchors to any block element with an identifier attribute and to reference them with a Markdown link.
Sometimes we want the text to stop floating around an embedded element. We need a good ol’ .clear attribute, then.
.clear
All element-specific attributes are listed here to provide a kind of cheat sheet.