5. Adding an about page ↑

5.3. Homepage cleanup

Let’s go ahead and make the sorts of changes to our Index note that Blake recommends. We’ll do this within Notenik.

Here’s how we can create a figure with a caption using Notenik’s Markdown parser.

{:figure}
![Photograph of Seattle at dusk](images/seattle-at-dusk.jpg)
{:caption}
An autumn Seattle Skyline at sunset. [Photo source](https://www.istockphoto.com/photo/seattle-fall-skyline-gm1183468338-332764260)
{:endfigure}

We use the Notenik Markdown {:figure} command to start the figure.

Then we use standard Markdown to generate the code for the figure itself.

Then we use the Notenik Markdown {:caption} command to indicate the start of a caption.

Then, again, we use standard Markdown to generate the code for the caption.

And finally we close everything up with the Notenik Markdown {:endfigure} command.

And here’s how we would create the notice within Notenik.

{:inject: p | notice }
**Want to learn how to make a website like this?**   
Check out the free web book [HTML for People](https://htmlforpeople.com), along with the [Notenik Companion](https://notenik.app/web-intro/). It's made for everyone and teaches you how to make a website in a friendly, approachable way.

The inject command can be used to specify a class value for the following paragraph. Here we supply a parameter of p to indicate we want to inject the class into the following paragraph, and then supply a parameter of notice to supply the desired class value for the paragraph.