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Textile is a web text markup-language that balances the strength of HTML with speed and ease of editing.

Unlike many wiki or other markup languages, Textile sticks closely to the semantics of HTML, headings for example are represented by ‘h1’, ‘h2’ for <h1> and <h2>. Attaching classes and ids to elements is also easy with Textile.

Textile is used by both blogs and a number of wikis, including the Ruby on Rails instiki powered wiki and by SWiK. Textile does not make a provision for wiki links however, so various wikis have interpreted their own wiki link standards.

Textile implementations

  1. Redcloth – Ruby
  2. Text::Textile – Perl
  3. PyTextile – Python
  4. TextilePHP – PHP
  5. Textile4J – Java
  6. JTextile – Java
  7. Textile-J – Java and Eclipse
  8. PLextile – Java

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Advanced Textile Help can be found at hobix.com

html2textile is a simple HTML to Textile converter written in Python

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[from tobu] Extending RedCloth - petnuch.com

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It's Nice That

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Xilize 3.0

Use Xilize1 to create XHTML pages or entire websites with any plain-text editor. The markup is similar to Textile and extensible via BeanShell. Small, fast, easy-to-use. Written in Java. Run from the command line or use the jEdit plugin.2

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textile-j: Textile-J Project Home Page

&lt;sep/&gt;multiple wiki markup languages[1],[2] (Textile, MediaWiki / WikiMedia, Confluence, and TracWiki), an Eclipse editor for editing Textile markup, and a simple JFace text viewer that can be used t

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textile-j: Textile-J Project Home Page

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textile-j: Textile-J Project Home Page

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Textile-mode · dev.nozav.org

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Textile Markup with MediaWiki, Revisited by 19Seven

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MamboXchange: Mambodev Products: Informazioni progetto

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Lightweight markup language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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EmacsWiki: TextileMode

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Basecode 2 Firefox extension for Basecamp

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Textile-mode · dev.nozav.org

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WikiProcessors - The Trac Project - Trac

The trac page that describes how to use different wiki processors. Yay, now I can use textile in trac.

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Textile-J

Textile-J is a versatile wiki markup parser for Java that supports multiple markup languages including Textile, MediaWiki, Confluence and TracWiki.

Textile-J provides a markup parser that may be used standalone, and an Eclipse editor with syntax highlighting, preview and outline. Textile-J also provides convert-to-DocBook and convert-to-HTML functionality.

Textile-J Homepage

Textile-J

Textile-J is a versatile wiki markup parser for Java that supports multiple markup languages including Textile, MediaWiki, Confluence and TracWiki.

Textile-J provides a markup parser that may be used standalone, and an Eclipse editor with syntax highlighting, preview and outline. Textile-J also provides convert-to-DocBook and convert-to-HTML functionality.

Textile-J Homepage

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