Textile
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| + | :''This article is about the file format. For the material, see [[Clothing]].'' | ||
| − | '''Textile''' is a text [[markup]] format with the file ending of .textile. It is made to be rendered to [[ | + | '''Textile''' is a text [[markup]] format with the file ending of .textile. It is made to be rendered to [[HTML]]. Textile supports simple markup for things like: Emphasized text, Lists, Tables, Code, Headings, Blockquotes, Notes, Links, Email links, and Images. Textile is released under a BSD-style license. It is used by companies such as 37signals, and has rendering implementations in python, ruby, javascript, php and perl. |
=== Links === | === Links === | ||
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* http://redcloth.org/textile | * http://redcloth.org/textile | ||
Latest revision as of 16:11, 11 June 2017
- This article is about the file format. For the material, see Clothing.
Textile is a text markup format with the file ending of .textile. It is made to be rendered to HTML. Textile supports simple markup for things like: Emphasized text, Lists, Tables, Code, Headings, Blockquotes, Notes, Links, Email links, and Images. Textile is released under a BSD-style license. It is used by companies such as 37signals, and has rendering implementations in python, ruby, javascript, php and perl.
