There's an example of pretty much exactly this in the documentation. Color codes are listed at the bottom.

This doesn't really have anything to do with Markdown. These are note templates, which control how annotations are added to notes. Markdown export is just based on what's in the note, however it got there.

I've spent the last hour playing around, some how my mind isn't made for this.

If you'd be open to helpful guide me to getting there I'd most appreciate it. I'd help you in any way I can. Photography and video is my game.

I've tried looking up - https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/if-else-condition-in-css/ and I cannot seem to grasp it.

My hope is for - All the settings of the default template with two adjustments:

Purple Highlight to h1
Blue Highlight as h2


What I came too - though it wasn't working!

{{if color == '#2ea8e5'}}
<h3>{{highlight}}</h3> {{citation}} {{comment}}
{{if color == '#a28ae5'}}
<h1>{{highlight}}</h1> {{citation}} {{comment}}

{{if comment}}<p>{{comment}}:</p>{{endif}}<blockquote>{{highlight}}</blockquote><p>{{citation}}</p>
{{else}}
<p>{{highlight quotes='true'}} {{citation}} {{comment}}{{if tags}} #{{tags join=''}}{{endif}}</p>
{{endif}}

@astroHao - thank you. I still don't understand. I'm going to pay someone to learn and then make a guide that is easy to understand for beginners.

{{if color == '#a28ae5'}}
<h1>
{{highlight quotes='true'}} {{citation}} {{comment}}
</h1>
{{elseif color == '#2ea8e5'}}
<h2>
{{highlight quotes='true'}} {{citation}} {{comment}}
</h2>
{{else}}
<p>
{{highlight quotes='true'}} {{citation}} {{comment}}
</p>
{{endif}}

Was the result and it works!