Jim said:
But this
This is "*" interesting because I am talking about "*" characters.
outputs the text between the asterisks as bold. Is there any way to turn off
the meaning of "*", "+", etc. so that it does not start a region of marked up
text?
For protecting short phrases from RedCloth's processor, surround with
double equals signs.
in: ==This is "*" interesting because I am talking about "*" characters.==
out: This is "*" interesting because I am talking about "*" characters.
in: This *bold* but this is ==*asterisked*==.
out: This <strong>bold</strong> but this is *asterisked*.
If you have a large block of text you want protected, you can surround
it with <notextile> tags. In addition, <pre> and <code> contents are
protected from Textile formatting.
I'll clarify this in the reference @
http://hobix.com/textile/
Another question: can I insert literal HTML characters like &42; (which is an
asterisk)?
You should be able to. Looks like this is broken (frown) but I will put
this in the stack. Thanks for the bug report, Jim.
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