Up until just recently, you may have noticed a curious phenomenon about tag badges on my blog. Some tags, such as jekyll, would have their background color darken on hover, but keep the text the same, while others, such as swift, would keep their background color the same, while the text turned blue like links do1. The key factor that affected whether or not they would exhibit this behavior was whether they used a CSS class that I defined, or one that was defined in Bootstrap itself. The jekyll tag, for example, was using the Bootstrap badge-danger class, while the swift tag was using a custom class. I wanted all the tag badges to behave like the ones defined by Bootstrap (darken background and leave text alone), so I decided to investigate.
Of course, now that I’ve fixed the problem, it’s not visible. ↩
As you have probably already notcied, my blog now supports callouts (also sometimes called admonitions). They’re a neat little feature that looks a little like a blockquote (especially on my blog). You can take a look at the Obsidian page for them here, but on my blog, they look like this: