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A simple, fast, and beautiful console logger for PHP. Designed for developers who use the built-in PHP server and need a lightweight, unobtrusive debugging tool without the overhead of larger solutions.
Currently accepting new projects and available for hire.
Bring GitHub-style callouts (a.k.a. admonitions) to Kirby using the familiar [!TYPE] Markdown syntax. Your editors keep writing Markdown or KirbyText, and your site gets polished, theme-ready callouts.
I’ve built this plugin because, while Kirby’s Blocks field is great for structured layouts, I often prefer writing pure Markdown. Callouts make long-form content easier to scan and more expressive without leaving the keyboard. I first needed them for writing documentation on tablo.supply, and I couldn’t find any existing implementation for Kirby.
The plugin actually powers this note. It scans your Markdown for [!TYPE] patterns and turns them into BEM-structured HTML elements.
Under the hood, it extends KirbyText parsing and performs a lightweight pass for callouts while leaving the rest to Kirby’s own Markdown engine. The output is theme-agnostic and uses predictable class names like callout--note or callout--warning. Two optional default styles are included, but you’re free to replace them entirely.
You can use any callout type you want — even custom ones like [!COFFEE] — and style them however your theme requires.
Although most useful in documentation or knowledge-base content, callouts can enhance almost any type of text. In future versions, I plan to include a dedicated Callout block for the Blocks field, translations, and optional Tailwind support. For now, you can already insert them inside Markdown blocks.
Head over to github.com/lemmon/kirby-plugin-callouts, drop it into your Kirby project, and watch your Markdown stand out with a bit more character.
A simple, fast, and beautiful console logger for PHP. Designed for developers who use the built-in PHP server and need a lightweight, unobtrusive debugging tool without the overhead of larger solutions.
Deploy to shared hosting without the usual FTP mess or CI overhead. Push to GitHub, let PHP pull updates automatically, and enjoy simple, reliable, no-drama deployments.