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Note examples
Last Updated: June 30, 2026

Having fun with notes.

This is a topic with all six types of notes that are used in different contexts.
NOTE: This note lines up with body text.
CAUTION: This caution statement lines up with body text.
DANGER: This danger statement lines up with body text.
WARNING: This warning statement lines up with body text.
Tip: This tip lines up with body text.
Important: This important note lines up with body text.
  • First-level unordered list
    NOTE: A single note within a list.
  • First-level unordered list
    NOTE: This is note 1 within a list that has bullet points.
    • This is a list within a note.
    • This is a list within a note.
    NOTE: This is note 2 within a list.
    NOTE: This is note 3 within a list.
    1. Second-level ordered list
    2. Second-level ordered list
      NOTE: This is a note within this second-level list.
      • Third-level unordered list
      • Third-level unordered list
        NOTE: This is a note within this third-level list.

Caution statements

Here are examples of caution statements:

  • First-level unordered list
  • First-level unordered list
    CAUTION: This is a caution statement within a list.
    1. Second-level ordered list
    2. Second-level ordered list
      CAUTION: This is a caution statement within this second-level list.
      • Third-level unordered list
      • Third-level unordered list
        CAUTION: This is a caution statement within this third-level list.

Danger statements

Here are examples of danger statements:

  • First-level unordered list
  • First-level unordered list
    DANGER: This is a danger statement within a list.
    1. Second-level ordered list
    2. Second-level ordered list
      DANGER: This is a danger statement within this second-level list.
      • Third-level unordered list
      • Third-level unordered list
        DANGER: This is a danger statement within this third-level list.

Warning statements

Here are examples of warning statements:

  • First-level unordered list
  • First-level unordered list
    WARNING: This is a warning statement within a list.
    1. Second-level ordered list
    2. Second-level ordered list
      WARNING: This is a warning statement within this second-level list.
      • Third-level unordered list
      • Third-level unordered list
        WARNING: This is a warning statement within this third-level list.

Tip statements

Here are examples of tip statements:

  • First-level unordered list
  • First-level unordered list
    Tip: This is a tip within a list.
    1. Second-level ordered list
    2. Second-level ordered list
      Tip: This is a tip within this second-level list.
      • Third-level unordered list
      • Third-level unordered list
        Tip: This is a tip within this third-level list.

Important statements

Here are examples of important statements:

  • First-level unordered list
  • First-level unordered list
    Important: This is important information within a list.
    1. Second-level ordered list
    2. Second-level ordered list
      Important: This is important information within this second-level list.
      • Third-level unordered list
      • Third-level unordered list
        Important: This is important information within this third-level list.