docs: clarify the intended use of the 'aside' shortcode (#9)
The initial statement was wrong. There's no preferred way of doing things. Blockquotes are meant to hold actual quotes, whereas the aside element can be used to signify content that is slightly off-topic in regards to the rest of the post.
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### aside
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### aside
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readable.css prefers the `<aside>` HTML element over blockquotes. This theme supports both.
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You can use the `aside` shortcode to signify content that is slightly off-topic in regard to the rest of the post.
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Here's how it compares to a blockquote:
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```text
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```text
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> This is a blockquote.
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> This is a blockquote.
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