I\'m looking through the MarkDown code written in Perl by John Gruber, and there is a sub called _Detab that converts tabs to spaces while preserving the indentation of the text. The line of code in q
I want to save text I scrape from various sources withou开发者_开发百科t the HTML tags that are on it, but also keeping as much of the structure as I reasonably can.
I\'m writing Multimarkdown from Perl to create an HTML ta开发者_开发百科ble. I wonder if there\'s a simple way to make the table dynamic , that is, allow the viewer sort it by clicking on a column he
@post.body has following content (which is converted from Markdown by using RDiscount).How should I render it to the user in what it means? i.e I want to render it as strong text emphasized text...
I have a large (~4GB) text file written in Multimarkdown format, and I would like to convert it to HTML.
Our clients are able to edit some text on our \"admin\" web site, which then displays to their customers on another \"client\" web site.They now want the ability to add mark-up like bold, italic, unde
For a blog like project, I want to get the first few paragraphs, headers, lists or whatever within a range of characters from a markdown generated html fragment to display as a summary.
I\'m becoming more interested in markdown and rest for documentation/requisites in projects, but some people in the team aren\'t that techie to use and remember these markups. It\'s going to be a bad
I am currently looking for a markup language to use in a project. I want to allow site vistors to edit a wiki like page using a markup language (not HTML).
I love LaTeX. Let\'s get that straight right off the bat. The only thing I\'m wishing for is a clearer syntax that compiles into LaTeX, like Markdown for HTML. This is because most of the simple docu
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