They're created by starting a line with 1 to 6 # and a space.
# This is an <h1> ## This is an <h2> ### This is an <h3> #### This is an <h4> ##### This is an <h5> ###### This is an <h6>
The first heading tag in an article will not be rendered, and it'll be used for the page title instead.
Links are created in a line of their own like this:
=>/meta.html The label for the link
External links are automatically detected by the protocol in the url. Those links have a -> marking and open in a new tab/window by default.
External links should open in a tab ->
=>http://ogroth.com External links should open in a tab
Note that only the protocol is used for external link detection, even of the domain is the same.
* A list of items * With more stuff here * And another one
Lists cannot be nested. I may add it if i need it.
Paragraphs are typed like normal text. No need to escape things like ñ or >, the parser does it by itself. It can span multiple lines in the source file and they'll all be joined into a single one. There's yet no way to force a line break, but i'll add it later.
Text in bold/strong.
Text in **bold/strong**
Text in em tags.
Text in //em tags//.
Text in del tags.
Text in --del tags--.
Text in ins tags.
Text in __ins tags__.
Text in
Text in ||center tags||
They can be escaped with a \ to display them //like this//.
Paragraphs end whenever an empty line is found.
This is inside a <pre> tag.
Things should be rendered as i type them here
keeping the indent of whatever i type
And even the empty lines.
3 empty lines above...
All things that are normally escaped in <p> tags are escaped here too.
Pre-formatted text starts and ends with lines ``` on their own.
``` like this ```
Images are created just like links:
=>site/leucer.assets/P1140037.JPG Optional alt text/description
To decide if a link is an image or not, the program checks for the file extension of the link. If it looks like an image, it's treated as such.
When an image is created, two copies of different sizes are moved to the www dir: the small/thumbnail version and the target version. The thumbnail versions are only used within Galleries.
=>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG
=>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG This is the description of the image. Cool, huh?
=>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG =>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG thing =>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG thing2
Galleries show a set of images, two per row, each taking half the available space. One drawback of this setup is that images shown side by side have to have the same amount of lines as their description. If they do not, they'll misalign and it'll start showing empty cells in the grid.
:gallery{
=>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG This is some alt text. It shouldn't skip. A two line description
=>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG Well.. either all in a row have alt or none. anoter one
=>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG
=>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG
=>site/chrone.assets/P1120151.JPG
:gallery}
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